Turbotax is recording my 2025 repayment for PFL that was a 2025 payment for 2024 PFL benefits. Though it shows the amount with reduced payment for the 1099G, it is not translating over to Schedule 1 correctly, thus I am not seeing a credit to my income for that repayment. In my 2024 taxes (using Turbotax) PFL income was taxed by Federal which is what I expected. But I had to repay a portion in 2025 toward the 2024 PFL payment, but I don't see that Turbotax is crediting me anywhere in Schedule 1 or in my 1040 form. Help?
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It depends. A repayment has specific rules to follow in this situation. If the repayment is $3,000 or less, there is no deduction.
The Claim of Right is explained more in the article below. However I will add some information here about how to report on your tax return to determine if it applies to you and how you prefer to enter it on your tax return.
Claim of Right
Taking the Income Reduction in TurboTax (most common)
Taking the Credit in TurboTax (Must use TurboTax Desktop) How to switch from online TurboTax to the TurboTax software?
There are two components to taking the credit in TurboTax. The first part entails determining the amount of the tax that was overpaid in the year the income was received. This requires using the TurboTax Desktop product (or another method) to determine what the tax liability would have been without the income.
It depends. A repayment has specific rules to follow in this situation. If the repayment is $3,000 or less, there is no deduction.
The Claim of Right is explained more in the article below. However I will add some information here about how to report on your tax return to determine if it applies to you and how you prefer to enter it on your tax return.
Claim of Right
Taking the Income Reduction in TurboTax (most common)
Taking the Credit in TurboTax (Must use TurboTax Desktop) How to switch from online TurboTax to the TurboTax software?
There are two components to taking the credit in TurboTax. The first part entails determining the amount of the tax that was overpaid in the year the income was received. This requires using the TurboTax Desktop product (or another method) to determine what the tax liability would have been without the income.
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