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Married last year, now filing first joint return.  In the prior year both had state income tax refunds.  One itemized and the other did not.  When entering the tax refunds from the prior year asks whether itemized or standard deduction, but only allows one answer.

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TomK2023
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First year join return

Please see TurboTax Expert VanessaA's excellent response to a similar question:

 

"You will select that you itemized your return, and then if you received a refund from the state, you will include ONLY YOUR refund amount as income.  So if you both received refunds and both received 1099-G's for the refunds, do not enter his.  You were the only one that received a deduction for the taxes, so yours is the only one that would be taxable."

 

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First year join return

Enter the amount of the refund from the spouse who itemized last year.

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TomK2023
Expert Alumni

First year join return

Please see TurboTax Expert VanessaA's excellent response to a similar question:

 

"You will select that you itemized your return, and then if you received a refund from the state, you will include ONLY YOUR refund amount as income.  So if you both received refunds and both received 1099-G's for the refunds, do not enter his.  You were the only one that received a deduction for the taxes, so yours is the only one that would be taxable."

 

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