If you received a 1099-G from the state of California for the Disability payments, it is taxable for federal taxes but not California state taxes. TurboTax will automatically exclude income reported on a CA 1099-G on the California return. Once you have recovered from your pregnancy-related disability and your physician/practitioner has said you can return to work, you can file a PFL claim. PFL pays up to eight weeks of benefits to bond with your new child, which once again is reported on a 1099-G if paid by the state fund.
When your physician/practitioner certifies that you are unable to work due to your pregnancy, you can file a DI claim for your pregnancy-related disability and recovery from delivery. Your physician/practitioner can certify to longer periods during pregnancy and/or after birth if you have a pregnancy-related condition that prevents you from performing your normal or usual job duties.
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