If I still had to file unemployment with another state for part of the year, is that income from another state, or do I just claim it as "another" 1099-G form?

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If I still had to file unemployment with another state for part of the year, is that income from another state, or do I just claim it as "another" 1099-G form?

Unless you were a resident of that state when you received the unemployment, it is not "income from another state". Enter it as another 1099-G in the Unemployment Income interview.

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If I still had to file unemployment with another state for part of the year, is that income from another state, or do I just claim it as "another" 1099-G form?

Unless you were a resident of that state when you received the unemployment, it is not "income from another state". Enter it as another 1099-G in the Unemployment Income interview.

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If I still had to file unemployment with another state for part of the year, is that income from another state, or do I just claim it as "another" 1099-G form?

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