US SB1761

Prohibits federal funds from paying unemployment compensation to individuals whose wages during their base period equal or exceed $1,000,000, including associated administrative costs

Requires unemployment applicants to self-certify that their base period wages did not reach $1,000,000, with state agencies verifying eligibility through available systems

Authorizes audits of certifications by the Department of Labor or Government Accountability Office, and requires states to recover overpayments from ineligible recipients

Bars the Secretary of Labor from issuing regulations or guidance that would limit states' ability to disqualify millionaires from unemployment benefits

Applies to federal civilian employee unemployment, ex-servicemember unemployment, extended benefits, temporary federal extensions, and any other federal unemployment compensation programs