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Question

Received both UC-1099G and 1099-G

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
March 28, 2022
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I received a UC-1099G and a 1099-G, do report (and input) each one separately?

Level 13

If the forms are reporting different amounts, you should enter both of them. The 1099-G may be reporting a state tax refund or something other than UC.

If the forms are for the exact same amount, you should only enter the UC-1099G as it contains the most accurate details for entry to your tax return.

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Thank you!

The 1099-G shows a value in Box 6 (Taxable grants), and nothing in Box 1 (Unemployment compensation).

Is Box 6 considered "Unemployment or Paid Family Leave Compensation Received" in the TurboTax application?