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crystallinefrog
February 26, 2024
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Do I need to put an amount into the benefits repaid box if my 1099G box 1 doesn't include the amount overpaid that I repaid?

  • February 26, 2024
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I actually received and repaid $766 more than box 1 shows. Box 1 shows only exactly what I was entitled to and was paid in unemployment compensation.
Best answer by MayaD

No. Since box 1 shows only the amount you received and doesn't include the amount that you paid back, you don't need to report the benefits that you repaid. Just enter the 1099-G as normal without worrying about the amount repaid. 

 

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MayaDAnswer
February 28, 2024

No. Since box 1 shows only the amount you received and doesn't include the amount that you paid back, you don't need to report the benefits that you repaid. Just enter the 1099-G as normal without worrying about the amount repaid. 

 

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