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Summary:
The claimant established a claim for parental benefits effective July 2, 2007. The Commission determined that it could not pay the claimant E.I. benefits as of July 16, 2007 because he was operating his own courier business. The claimant disputes the Commission's decision. He repeated that he was working for a legal entity, in his corporation, from which he was taking no income, so he could not imagine how to report that to the Commission. In this case, during the period of his parental leave, the claimant was able to transition from being a bank employee to being self-employed. The commission imposed a penalty for 27 false representations and issued a notice of a very serious violation. The appeal of the claimant is dismissed
