Am I missing form 20221099-G from Calif?

Mar 12, 2023 Last reply: 3 years ago 2 Replies

Am I missing form 2022 1099-G from Calif?



If so, do I really need it? Or can I e-file federal and Calif tax returns without having it physically?



IIRC, we no longer need to "attach" 1099s to tax returns, especially if we e-file. Right?



Even so, is it prudent for me to request a "replacement" 1099-G, just to CYA?


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Facts....



In 2022, I e-filed 2021 tax returns that reported a refund on the Calif tax return, form 540 line 97.



But I applied the entire refund to the 2022 estimated tax, form 540 line 98.



Nevertheless, I would expect a 1099-G, even though I did not physically receive payment.


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OTOH, I took the federal standard deductions. So any state refund should have no consequence. Right?



And since the Calif tax return includes a copy of the federal tax return, I suppose the Calif FTB might take that into account.



Is that why I did not receive a 1099-G?


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Even if so, arguably, the state cannot know (I don't think) if I subsequently filed an amended 1040 where I switched to itemized deductions.



But that's hypothetical, since I did __not__ file an amended 1040, nor did I switch to itemized deductions.


Yes, CA should have issued the 1099-G.

You don't need it.

You never attach forms when you e-file. If you filed a paper return, you are supposed to attach any form that has income tax withheld.

Don't waste your time.

Alan, thanks so much for your response.

I had meant to check ftb.ca.gov and post what I learned sooner.

According to ftb.ca.gov (*):

``You received this form because __both__ of the following happened: - You claimed state income tax payments as an itemized deduction on Schedule A of your Federal Income Tax Return for the tax year listed in Box 3 - You received a refund, credit, or offset of $10 or more``

Conversely (actually contrapositively), since __both__ did not happen (I did not itemize deductions in 2021), I should not expect a 1099-G.

Either way, your response reassures me that I do not need to pursue this further.

Thanks again.

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