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RichardG
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1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

It's possible that part of your refund was withheld for back taxes or some other debt.  I suggest contacting your state tax agency for an explanation before completing your returns.  

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302452

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RichardG
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1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

It's possible that part of your refund was withheld for back taxes or some other debt.  I suggest contacting your state tax agency for an explanation before completing your returns.  

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302452

1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

1099G = $936 check = $879  is $57 worth investigating ?

1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

i.e. can of worms
RichardG
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1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

At this point in the tax season, probably not.  The difference will have minimal impact on your federal taxes for 2016.

1099-g state tax refund says one amount and the check was for a smaller amount"

Thanks RG.  I agree
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