You applied all or part of your refund to estimated tax payments.You contributed to any Iowa checkoff(s), such as the Chickadee Checkoff or State Fair Checkoff.If the amount on the 1099-G is more than your refund check, these are some of the possible reasons:.You claimed a Child and Dependent Care Credit OR Early Childhood Development Credit.You claimed an Iowa Earned Income Tax Credit.If the amount on the 1099-G is less than your refund check, these are some of the possible reasons:.

The amount shown on the 1099-G is usually the same as the amount of your state refund check, but can sometimes be different.Do not report the refund as income on your Iowa return.If you claimed these Iowa income taxes as an itemized deduction on a previous federal return, this refund amount must be reported as income on your federal return.If you received a refund for more than one tax year, you will receive a 1099-G for each year.The Reportable Refund shown is the amount of an Iowa income tax refund you received.The Tax Year shown on the form is the tax year for which you received the refund.The Iowa Department of Revenue's ID Number is 42-6004574.B does not need to report the $200 as income on the 2021 federal return. In January of 2022, the Iowa Department of Revenue does not send B a 1099-G, because B didn’t itemize on the 2020 federal return. On May 10, 2021, B received a refund of $200 from the 2020 Iowa return. B took the standard deduction on the federal return and did not complete a federal Schedule A. Example 2: B filed 2020 federal and Iowa returns.A must report the $500 as income on the 2021 federal return. In January of 2022, the Iowa Department of Revenue sends A a 1099-G showing a reportable refund of $500. On April 25, 2021, A received a refund of $500 from the 2020 Iowa return. On the federal Schedule A, A claimed a deduction for $2,000 of Iowa tax withheld from their paycheck during 2020. A itemized her deductions on the federal return. Example 1: A filed 2020 federal and Iowa returns.

A 1099-G is not mailed to those who received an Iowa refund, but didn’t itemize for federal purposes that year, because they would not have taken a deduction for Iowa taxes on their federal return. Because a deduction for Iowa taxes paid would normally have been taken on the federal Schedule A, any refund of those Iowa taxes must be included as income on the federal return in the year the refund was received. The Department sends a 1099-G (Certain Government Payments) to taxpayers who received an Iowa income tax refund during the year AND who filed a Schedule A (Itemized Deductions) with their federal income tax return in the tax year for which the refund was issued.

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