Hello,
I am working on my tax return of 2023.
under the income section, there is : other common income---tax refunds(refunds received from state/local tax returns)
"Did you get a state or local tax refund in 2023?
If you did, you may receive a 1099-g( it's OK, if you didn't get this form though)
yes no."
I got tax refund in 2023 which is overpaid tax when I filed my tax of 2022. I only have 1099-g for unemployment, I do not have any other 1099-g regarding tax refund. I took standard deduction in 2022.
Shall I answer Yes or No here?
Thanks
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You can answer either way since you took the standard deduction for the year of the refund. It will not be on your return either way. If you answer, "No" of course the interview ends and there is no taxable income.
If you answer, "Yes" you will be asked What amount? and What state? and after that Did you itemize?. You will then answer, "No" and the refund will not be taxable or included on your return.
@danilol You are right.
You can answer either way since you took the standard deduction for the year of the refund. It will not be on your return either way. If you answer, "No" of course the interview ends and there is no taxable income.
If you answer, "Yes" you will be asked What amount? and What state? and after that Did you itemize?. You will then answer, "No" and the refund will not be taxable or included on your return.
So the key point is as long as I took standard deduction last year, the overpaid state tax( or tax refund from state) previous year will not be counted as taxable income this year, right?
Thanks.
@danilol You are right.
Thanks.
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