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Workers compensation is not reported on a tax return. If that was his only income he does not need to file a tax return.
Even if they took out withholding taxes
@luckystar-1 wrote:
Even if they took out withholding taxes
What type of form did he receive that shows the compensation and the federal taxes withheld?
He recieved 1099 G
@luckystar-1 wrote:
He recieved 1099 G
What box number of the Form 1099-G is the income entered?
1099G form
Box 1 for unemployment and box 4 for fed tax withheld
@luckystar-1 wrote:
Box 1 for unemployment and box 4 for fed tax withheld
Then he received Unemployment Compensation and Not Workers Compensation.
Unemployment Compensation is taxable income on a federal tax return.
To enter unemployment compensation
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