My question involves unemployment benefits for the state of: PA,NJ,ME,FL,NC,TN,TX
Several of my colleagues and I have been working on a project that spans multiple states. This has been a multiple year project and we are considered employees of the company. We have the w-2's and pay stubs to prove employment for 4-6 years.
Now the project is over and we are trying to apply for unemployment. The problem is since the company taxed us where we were working (not where we live) our taxable income is split among several states. Now the states are denying UI claims or reducing benefits because of this.
Application has been made in the state we reside NC,TN,TX(reported income = 0.00), the states we worked NJ,PA,FL,GA(not enough time or $$ per state), and PA (the state of the parent Company).
Not sure what to do now. Which state should be responsible for the UI benefits?
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

