The picture you posted is not the 1099-G that was received. It is exactly like the state refund 1099-G except the tax year and amount is different. The tax year listed in the box is 2024 on the 1099-G for the parental choice tax credit. The tax year listed for the separate state refund (overpayment) is 2023.
I get that the state refund was for overpayment for 2023 and I received in 2024--which is why if I itemized in 2023, I would list this and file along with my 2024 return.
This is why I believe the state made a mistake by noting tax year "2024" as the tax year as they utilized 2022 for the decision making and eligibility requirements for the parental choice credit. I agree it should be filed along with 2024 tax return but disagree that the tax year should have been for 2024. And simply inputting 2023 when the eligibility wasn't based off of that and also, that's not what is in the box, doesn't make any more sense to me for this particular situation.
