@robbertom So glad you noticed that. Here is the text on the WA state site about family leave versus medical leave:
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Will everyone who received Paid Leave benefits in 2020 get a 1099-G?
No. We only issued 1099-G forms to customers who received family leave benefits in 2020. Family leave includes leave to bond with a new child born or placed in your home and leave to care for a family member with a serious health condition.
If you received both family and medical leave in 2020, your 1099-G will only include the family leave portion.
So since I took WA State Medical Leave, that implies that I will not get a 1099-G and now I have to figure out how to get TurboTax to handle it. My thought is to treat it as taxable income, even though the State has not given any tax guidance on it. So the question remains as to how best to have TurboTax deal with this situation? Thanks.
