You can ignore the 1099-G, unless you itemized deductions...

joaerk · Jun 4, 2019 6:05:45 PM

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I need to file a 1099-G for a ohio tax overpayment how can I do that when filing my tax with turbo

It's hard for me to understand what to do

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You can ignore the 1099-G, unless you itemized deductions on your 2016 federal return. Don't enter it at all.

A state tax refund is only taxable, if you deducted that same amount on last year's federal return

Please see the below on where to add your form 1099-G for Government refunds:

Where do I enter a 1099-G for a state or local tax refund?

I need to file a 1099-G for a ohio tax overpayment how can I do that when filing my tax with turbo