Online Tax Refund Form
May 13th, 2009
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Question: Can I leave unemployment benefits off my 1040 if it makes no difference in my refund amount?
I really need my tax refund ASAP. I have a simple return, and the only item I lack is the 1099-G form from my state (NC) that shows some unemployment insurance benefits I received last year. That state office reports that they won’t have these forms out to recipients or available on their website until January 31st. Reporting this income made absolutely no difference when I did my 1040 online, because my total income for last year was so low, and I’m a single mom, head of household. I know the amount I received in benefits, and that I paid no taxes on it, but the 1040 asks for other identifying info and numbers that I don’t have. Can I just leave the UIB off the return, or put it somewhere else on the 1040?
Answer: Probably don’t want to do that. Look at your last unemployment receipt if you still have it, it should have the total amount that you were paid as well as any taxes that were taken out. It’s better to include everything that you get than to get pegged for something later that you didn’t add.
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