Yes, that is correct- marking Paid Family Leave will remove it from income if you are filing in a state that allows an exclusion. TurboTax would not exclude it for Michigan (because there is no place to do so on the Michigan return) so in your case (and most cases)- even if it is checked in error, it will not affect your state tax return. You would not have received a 1099-G unless you worked in one of the PFL states. Also, just for your reference, to show how complicated this issue is. even in states like California that has a state program that would report it on the 1099-G, employers have the option of a "voluntary" plan which uses a private insurance company and reports on a W2. @earthshine
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