I didn't receive a 1099-G from my employer, but TurboTax is showing an amount for this form. Do I ignore it. There is no choice for my situation.

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Form 1099-G comes from the state, not from your employer. The most common reasons that you would get a 1099-G are that you received unemployment benefits or you got a state income tax refund.

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I didn't receive a 1099-G from my employer, but TurboTax is showing an amount for this form. Do I ignore it. There is no choice for my situation.

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