Get Answers Support Tax Filings & Payments 1099 Other 1099s What is Form 1099-G? Last modified 7/22/2020 1:11:22 AM EST Form 1099-G is a tax form used to report certain government payments you may have received during the tax year. The 'G' in the form number stands for 'government.' There are a few different types of payments that may be reported on Form 1099-G, including. Unemployment compensation: If you received unemployment benefits from your state, those payments would be reported on Form 1099-G. State and local tax refunds: If you received a refund of state or local income taxes during the tax year, that refund might be reported on Form 1099-G. Certain federal payments: Some federal payments, such as agricultural payments or disaster assistance payments, may be reported on Form 1099-G. The information reported on Form 1099-G calculates your taxable income for the year. You will need to report the information from Form 1099-G on your federal tax return, and you may also need to report it on your state tax return, depending on the state filing requirement. To learn more information about Form 1099-G, click here. Was this helpful? Yes No Related Questions When is the deadline to file Form 1099-G? What is the minimum amount to report on Form 1099-G? Who should file Form 1099-G? Why do I receive Form 1099-G filing penalties? Go to Home Page Need more help? Get in touch with our dedicated support team Contact Us (704) 684-4751 support@taxbandits.com Sign Up for a FREE TaxBandits Account! The Smart CPA Choice Register Now Already have an account? Sign in