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How do I add my 1099-G form into my taxes

What box is the amount in? I'll answer for the 2 most common ones.

1099G BOX 1
You can type "unemployment compensation" or 1099G (no dash) into the search box at the top of your return and hit find. It should give you a Jump To link to take you right to it.

Or Enter a 1099G for unemployment under
Federal on left
Wages & Income at top
Unemployment - Click the Start or Update Button


1099G BOX 2
To enter a state refund just type 1099-G (with the dash) in the search box at the top of your return and click on Jump To it.

OR Enter the 1099G under
Federal on left
Wages & Income at top
Scroll down to 1099-Misc and Other Common Income
You might need click on Show More to expand the section

Then it's the first line for Refunds Received for State/Local Tax Returns - Click Start
You do not want the next line that says Other 1099G Income

On the first screen check YES - Received a State Refund.

Enter the amount and continue on and after a couple screens, it will ask you a couple questions to determine if it's taxable. It may or may not be taxable. It is taxable if you itemized deductions the year it is from. If you took the standard deduction it is not taxable. If you filed form 1040A or 1040EZ you took the standard deduction and don't have a schedule A, so the refund is not taxable.

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