Yes. Tell TurboTax that you made money in any other state if you will be receiving a 1099-G from Georgia.
Unemployment benefits derived or resulting from employment in Georgia is taxable to a nonresident. If you are receiving a 1099-G from Georgia, I assume that is the case.
Unemployment is taxable is Georgia. You may need to file a non-resident Georgia income tax return if your unemployment benefits are more of 5% of your total income or $5,000.00.
See Filing Residents, Nonresidents, and Part-Year Residents – FAQ.
To file a nonresident return in TurboTax see How do I file a nonresident state return?
Alabama will give you a take credit for any tax paid to Georgia.
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