Out of State 1099-G

christine-weaver · ‎June 4, 2019

I received at 1099-G from the state of California. We did not live in California during 2016, or 2015. We moved to Texas in 2014. We sold our house in California in 2015, which caused me to file taxes in California for that year. We received a credit on those taxes (filed in 2016) which is why i received the 1099-G. My question is, do I need to claim this somewhere? If so, where and how? I am not planning to file taxes in California because we have not lived there in over two years. Please help!

MichaelDC · ‎June 4, 2019

The 1099-G from California was from a refund of state taxes you received from California in 2016 for tax year 2015 and not income attributable to California.

As long as you enter the 1099-G into TurboTax for 2016 and answer all questions, TurboTax will determine whether or not the state tax refund is taxable on your federal return.

If you have no other California income and did not reside in California for all of 2016, then you are not required to file a California State return.

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MichaelDC · ‎June 4, 2019

The 1099-G from California was from a refund of state taxes you received from California in 2016 for tax year 2015 and not income attributable to California.

As long as you enter the 1099-G into TurboTax for 2016 and answer all questions, TurboTax will determine whether or not the state tax refund is taxable on your federal return.

If you have no other California income and did not reside in California for all of 2016, then you are not required to file a California State return.

Out of State 1099-G