Yes! If the Payor is the State (for unemployment or state refund, for example) the Payer's TIN would be the same number as in Box 10b. Box 10a would be the State Code (CA for California, for example).
However, if you didn't have State Tax withheld (no amount in Box 11), you can leave Box 10a and b blank.
Here's more info on How to Enter a 1099-G for Unemployment or Paid Family Leave.
To clarify
what is the 1099-G reporting?
Unemployment
Family Leave
a Grant
something else?
Also, which state?
If your Michigan unemployment Form 1099-G matches the address Michigan Dept of Treas, PO Box 30757 Lansing, MI 48909 then the State ID should be #38-6000134
State of Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity Unemployment Insurance Agency, and i see a similar number but not the same.
oh geez im sorry thats not the full address at all. ive been banging my head against the desk trying to figure out all of this for like five or more hours at this point.
State of Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity Unemployment Insurance Agency
9023 Joseph Campau
Hamtramck Mi, 48212
ive tried googling it by address but i cant find it.
Yes! If the Payor is the State (for unemployment or state refund, for example) the Payer's TIN would be the same number as in Box 10b. Box 10a would be the State Code (CA for California, for example).
However, if you didn't have State Tax withheld (no amount in Box 11), you can leave Box 10a and b blank.
Here's more info on How to Enter a 1099-G for Unemployment or Paid Family Leave.