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03-18-2021
08:21 PM
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In California, EDD pays Paid Family Leave for new parents. It's taxable (only to IRS, not to CA FTB) & 1099-G's same as Unemployment Box 1.
I have a married couple client that had a baby late 2019. In 2020, husband got UI $15K & PFL. W got PFL.
With today's update, Lacerte is excluding $10.2K of H's UI and all $3,577 of W's PFL. Any thoughts?
Is this acceptable (I don't think it's right, but I could be misinformed)?
If it's wrong, should I override to re-add the PFL back to Sch 1?
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TaxGuyBill
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03-18-2021
09:02 PM
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Yes, the taxable amount of the PFL is considered as Unemployment Compensation (Section 86 of the Federal Tax Code).
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-wd/0630017.pdf
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03-18-2021
10:26 PM
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Thank you!
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