Hello,
I received a 1099-MISC for New York State Paid Family Leave benefits (paid through a separate insurance company, not directly from New York State). My question is this: there was no federal taxes withheld from the benefit amount I received, and I know that it is taxable income, so how do I pay what taxes are due for the amount? Will entering the information from the 1099-MISC on my TurboTax return be enough? Is there a way to find out how much tax I owe depending on how much I received?
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The taxes you own on this paid family leave (PFL) will be added to the tally that TurboTax keeps. If you take a look at the "refund or tax due" at the top left before and after you enter this 1099-MISC, you calculate the additional taxes that resulted from the PFL.
To enter your 1099-MISC, use the path Federal>>Income and Expenses>>Other Common Income>>Form 1099-MISC.
For purposes of this PFL 1099-MISC, you select "didn't involve work like my main job" and "didn't involve an intent to earn money".
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