Hi i received a 1099 misc for Paid Family leave i work in NY & live in NJ. Do i need to report this as income in both my NJ & NY state tax returns?

[chetalirastogi]

Hi i received a 1099 misc for Paid Family leave (applied through NYPFL)  i work in NY & live in NJ. Do i need to report this amount in both this as income in both NJ & NY  state returns?

[KatrinaB · Accepted solution]

The income is reported to both states but you are not double taxed. If you prepare your New York nonresident state return first, then you will get credit for New York taxes paid on your New Jersey resident return. Follow the directions in the TurboTax FAQ below to file your nonresident state return.

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302052 

[ek23]

That is not correct. New Jersey does not tax Paid Family Leave so it should not be reported in New Jersey.

The question is for INTUIT software developers. How do you tell NewJersey to treat a form 1099-MISC that is for PFL as not taxable?

[mcohen85]

Have you figured this out? I tried contacting TurboTax and everytime i delete the MISC-1099 from my NJ return it just adds back in.

[jaypadia]

I have the same question. Turbo Tax NJ continues to consider my NY Paid Family Leave as taxable as it's marked as box # 3 on 1099-MISC form.

[AmyC]

There is a work around to reduce your taxable income with an explanation. You would need to subtract it as a wage adjustment.

@jaypadia