IRS adds paid state family and medical leave benefits to Form 1099-G
If you have employees in a state that offers workers paid family and medical leave benefits, the IRS wants taxpayers to know that’s reportable income subject to taxation. It has now revised Form1099-G to include a line for states to report those benefits to the IRS. That’s the 1099 form that reports “certain government payments.”... View Article
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