You are allowed to work and draw unemployment (if you are otherwise eligible) in GA, but:1) You MUST report your income each week;2) Any amounts over a certain threshhold (I think it's $50) that you earn are deducted from what you could receive in unemployment benefits; obviously, if you earn as much or more than your benefits--which basically would have been the case for you, since it appears that the maximum you can receive in GA benefits is around $333 per week, or around $1300 per month--you will not receive benefits.Failure to report your income while collecting unemployment is unemployment fraud. You are potentially liable to repay all benefits; to pay fines and penalties; and in some cases, could even face criminal liability. You should consult with an attorney about how best to protect yourself and rectify this situation.