Part 2 of reply:
Sorry, additional questions regarding this issue...
Since WA PFML did not send me a 1099-G does that also mean they did not report the income to the IRS?
If that's the case, would they send all the "missing" 1099s to the IRS down the road if it's later deemed taxable with certainty?
How long would they have to do that?
And wouldn't the PFML program be responsible for the consequences (penalties) from everyone's missing 1099s and the income that went unreported during these years of uncertainty?
Would the penalties and interest then be excused/waived for individuals in this case, since the program's actions made it seem like it didn't need to be reported?
Or is that not how any of this works. 😅
Thanks again.
