Unemployment

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February 22, 2025
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Schedule M1NR: Line 8e, column B - Unemployment taxable to Minnesota should be entered since there is a

corresponding amount on the federal return. If none is taxable to Minnesota, enter zero in column B.

I’m confused I worked in multiple states and got unemployment from one so on my other state returns I put 0 but from the one I got it out of i don’t know if I should enter the amount from box 1 of a 1099G or the state tax that was withheld.

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MaryK4

Level 15

If you lived in Minnesota when you received all or part of the Unemployment, that would be the Minnesota amount,

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Kinslee3Author

Level 2

I didn’t live in Minnesota at all, I just collected it from that state when I was unemployed. So would it be 0?

MaryK4

Level 15

Yes, you do not have to report Unemployment from Minnesota if you did not live there. See Nonresidents. @Kinslee3

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SusanY1

Level 15

Yes, you report the entire amount received on your resident state return.

If the unemployment income was the only income you received from Minnesota, you do not need to file a Minnesota tax return at all.

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