The employer has the right to choose the state that supplies the unemployment insurance.
Since you are dealing with reciprocal states, your income does not get taxed by the state you work in, but that does not cover unemployment payments.
You should file a non-resident state tax return for Indiana and claim the unemployment compensation you received.
When to file non-resident state tax
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