Re: In my 2021 state return, I had a refund, which I applied to my 2022 estimated taxes. Should t...

In my 2021 state return, I had a refund, which I applied to my 2022 estimated taxes. Should that refund now be showing up as income (on State Tax Refund Summary page)?

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If you applied last year's refund to this year's taxes, it should show up as a credit on your tax return.

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