I am a NJ resident, and I just noticed my return skyrocketted after TurboTax prompted me to enter in Box 14 row 4 FLI. I wanted to confirm this is correct.

Anonymous · ‎June 4, 2019

IsabellaG · ‎June 4, 2019

That shouldn't happen. NJ Family Leave Insurance can be deducted as another state and local income tax withheld from your pay, if you itemize, but the maximum amount withheld on a W-2 is $26.08, which generally doesn't have any effect on your tax return.

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IsabellaG · ‎June 4, 2019

That shouldn't happen. NJ Family Leave Insurance can be deducted as another state and local income tax withheld from your pay, if you itemize, but the maximum amount withheld on a W-2 is $26.08, which generally doesn't have any effect on your tax return.

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I am a NJ resident, and I just noticed my return skyrocketted after TurboTax prompted me to enter in Box 14 row 4 FLI. I wanted to confirm this is correct.