If I file a standard deduction every year, do I need to report my state tax refund on this year's tax return?

I've never noticed it before when doing my taxes on TurboTax and want to make sure I understand why it popped up. Note: I did not receive a 1099-G.

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No. If you used standard deduction for 2023 you do not have to enter the state refund amount.

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Income from FHLB and FFCB bonds for Montana returns. The "Adjustment to Federal income form does not exist as it does for other states. Whenre do I deduct?

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If I file a standard deduction every year, do I need to report my state tax refund on this year's tax return?

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