No. There is no spot in TurboTax to set CT paid leave benefits as non-taxable.
According to the IRS, you must include in your income sick pay from any of the following:
- A welfare fund
- A state sickness or disability fund
- An association of employers or employees
- An insurance company, if your employer paid for the plan
Therefore, you should enter the Form 1099-G information as it appears.
Before you finalize your return, you can check with your company because your employee contributions should not have been included in Form 1099-G.
Here is a link to the Connecticut Paid Leave site's Frequently Asked Questions.
Here is a link to the IRS Frequently asked questions regarding reporting of disability payments.
Here is a link where the IRS issues guidance for the District of Columbia and states that have paid family and medical leave ....
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