daley6
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02-08-2020
12:31 PM
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The Federal individual program is requiring State of Georgia information (FEIN, address, etc,) to report a 2018 state refund, when it is not taxable (because client did not itemize in 2018) and Georgia did not issue a 1099-G. Has anyone run into this situation?
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IRonMaN
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02-08-2020
12:37 PM
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Accountant-Man
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02-08-2020
12:33 PM
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I know that for NJ, I can go online a see/print a 1099-G. Can you do that for GA?
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daley6
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02-08-2020
12:43 PM
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Unfortunately, they have it only if the taxpayer itemized in the previous year.
The post listed immediately after yours, provides a list of states with their information,
Thank you!
IRonMaN
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02-08-2020
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nchawla
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02-04-2021
01:21 PM
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The EIN for GA is not getting accepted.