How do I know if I can enter in a 1099-G? because in the top corner it says 2016, but in the box 3 it is for 2015?

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How do I know if I can enter in a 1099-G? because in the top corner it says 2016, but in the box 3 it is for 2015?

This is refund of state taxes you paid during 2015 and all or part was refunded to you in 2016. Thus it will be 2016 income if, and only if, you itemized deductions in 2015.

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How do I know if I can enter in a 1099-G? because in the top corner it says 2016, but in the box 3 it is for 2015?

This is refund of state taxes you paid during 2015 and all or part was refunded to you in 2016. Thus it will be 2016 income if, and only if, you itemized deductions in 2015.

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