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I have a client who received SMALL refunds from Indiana and New Mexico. As far as I can tell, no 1099-Gs were issued, but I still need to complete the info required for e-filing. Can anyone help me out by letting me know what those EINS are?
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Here is a well used link by ATX:
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👍Iron Man that question gets asked every day about a different state it appears... Maybe that link should be made available to everyone somehow...
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Since I got hollered for being snarky for copying and pasting that link yesterday, I'm now only sharing it on a limited basis 😰
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Iron Man, do not pay any attention to them... Silent treatment usually works the best......
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Thanks, but I've had this link for years. The states I asked about aren't on it. I appreciate the thought, though.
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Indiana is. Unless the New Mexico refund is taxable, just delete the refund amount in the carryover information.
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Indiana's information is for Workforce Development. I'm considering deleting BOTH refunds (a grand total of $8!). Thanks again!