You should not look at the Refund Meter until you are done entering everything. Unemployed adds to all your other income and is taxed the same as W2 or 1099R, etc. income . The tax is figured on your total income. It is not broken out. Unless you have stock sales or capital gains. Those get taxed at a different rate. And adding more income may push you into a higher tax bracket.
If you didn't have withholding taken out of the unemployment you will owe tax on it unless you have enough W2 withholding and credits to cover the tax on all your income.
