Unemployment

[Kinslee3]

Schedule M1NR: Line 8e, column B - Unemployment taxable to Minnesota should be entered since there is a

corresponding amount on the federal return. If none is taxable to Minnesota, enter zero in column B.

I’m confused I worked in multiple states and got unemployment from one so on my other state returns I put 0 but from the one I got it out of i don’t know if I should enter the amount from box 1 of a 1099G or the state tax that was withheld.  

[MaryK4]

If you lived in Minnesota when you received all or part of the Unemployment, that would be the Minnesota amount,

[Kinslee3]

I didn’t live in Minnesota at all, I just collected it from that state when I was unemployed. So would it be 0? 

[MaryK4]

Yes, you do not have to report Unemployment from Minnesota if you did not live there.  See Nonresidents.  @Kinslee3 

[Kinslee3]

Would I have to report it in the state I live since it was from another state? And if I do would it be the total amount I received in the unemployment?

[SusanY1]

Yes, you report the entire amount received on your resident state return.  

If the unemployment income was the only income you received from Minnesota, you do not need to file a Minnesota tax return at all.