Received a 1099G for PFML in Massachusetts box one is blank, but box 4 and 11 have a amount. TurboTax will not let me leave box one blank. What do I put in box 1?
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Is there an amount in Box 2? Is the issuer of the form the state of Massachusetts?
You should get a 1099-G if the state of MA paid your benefits. In this case, the amount the state paid should be in box 1 and you will need to get a corrected form by contacting the state of MA if the amount was erroneously omitted. Paid Family Leave
It is for Massachusetts, and there is nothing in box two. I have attached a picture
The State of Massachusetts sent that form to you because you had state and federal tax withheld.
I suggest you not try to enter the 1099-G since TurboTax won't like Box 1 being blank HOWEVER enter the tax withheld. Leave that form 1099-G off the return and enter the tax as follows:
The IRS will have gotten a copy of the 1099-G and they will match that withholding to that 1099-G.
Keep a copy with your tax file.
Massachusetts will leave box 1 blank if your employer has less than 25 employees in MA as MA considers the payments as non-taxable. TurboTax should be smart enough to ask the question of number of employees so that it won't report an error on the 1099-G when in truth it's not a 1099-G error but a Turbo-Tax one.
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