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posted Jun 6, 2019 9:19:28 AM

Under 'Income' has 'Unemployment and paid family leave (1099-G)' "Not Started" I did NOT receive a 1099-G but this continues to say Not Started and won't go away - why?

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New Member
Jun 6, 2019 9:19:29 AM

I tried this but that form (1099-G) doesn't show up on the list of forms to be able to delete.  But it is still showing up in my return showing "Not Started" - even if I go in and say 'no' to everything it won't go away.  Maybe I'm missing something?

Level 5
Jun 6, 2019 9:19:31 AM

The form may have been added in error. In order to remove this form, you can use the Delete A Form section of TurboTax.

  • Login to your TurboTax online account

  • Click Take me to my return or Pick up where I left off

  • Click Tax Tools (located in the left side bar), then Click Tools

  • Click Delete A Form in the Tools Center pop up box

  • Click Delete next to Form 1099-G in the Review Forms List Screen (you may have to scroll down)


New Member
Jan 24, 2022 3:51:58 PM

Hi, I have this same problem and when I go into Tax Tools » Tools » Delete a form, the 1099G is not in the list but when I go back to where I left off, the "Unemployment / paid family leave (1099-G)" section of "Your income" continues to say "Not started" and features a Start button. I've gone in there and clicked NO to both questions but it still keeps acting like I have a 1099 when I don't. TIA for your expertise here!

Level 8
Jan 24, 2022 4:46:27 PM

The form is not on the list, because it sounds like the 1099-G has not been entered. Maybe the way one of the opening set of questions was answered prompted the "not started."  There are 2 options here. If you have entered everything you need to and are finished with the return, you can begin to submit the tax return. There is a possibility there may be a diagnostic related to the "1099-G" that will stop you from submitting. However, if there is no diagnostic, then you would be good to submit. If you did not enter anything in that section, it wont affect the tax return.

Another option is that you can enter information into that section, so that it generates a form, then delete it.

If you are in the beginning stages of your tax preparation and did not spend a lot of time thus far, you can also clear and start over. Here is a thread detailing how to do that.

How to clear and start over