This answer assumes that you are talking about a sole proprietorship, not a corporation or a partnership.
Go to your Business tab and locate the Business Income section. Then choose General Income. Yes, I know the screen says that you don't do this for income reported on a 1099-G, but there doesn't appear to be a way to tie a 1099-G under Other Income to your business.
Since you are reporting the income, this won't be a problem for the IRS (or you).
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