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March 16, 2023
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Received 1099-misc from calif. state for $700 probably re: high gasoline prices. where is this income listed 1040 and 540?

  • March 16, 2023
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March 17, 2023

There have been confusing directions for that. A few weeks ago we were told to ignore it and not include it in the reo. Yesterday AARP/VITA tax preparation sites reversed itself and directed tax preparer to report it as other income and then report another other income with the same amount as a negative value to zero it out. You would not have to do anything for the California return. TurboTax might handle it differently so await other replies. 

DawnC
March 17, 2023

If the 1099-MISC was received as the Middle-Class Tax Refund, you won't see it on your federal or state tax returns - it is non-taxable.   If you have not filed yet, you can add the 1099-MISC to Other Income and check the box that it is a CA MCTR.  The income will be reported but it won't show up in taxable income.    Look in the Payer's information on the 1099-MISC.  You should see the Payer as State of California - Franchise Tax Board - MCTR.   

 

Do I Enter State Stimulus Payments in TurboTax?   The 1099-MISC gets entered in the Other Common Income section.   Search for 1099-MISC, use the Jump to 1099-MISC link, and enter the information from your form.   On the follow-up question, make sure to mark the This was a California Middle-Class Tax Refund (MCTR) box.   

 

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