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I am preparing a MN tax return for a client that received a 1099-G from U.S. Railroad Retirement Board.
MN does not tax these benefits but when I prepare the MN M1 form it doesn't" subtract it.
Any tips?
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Put the amount on schedule M1M line 17
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We tried entering the amount on M1M 17. It came up an error saying "federal social security worksheet Tier 1 and Federal 1099R worksheet Tier II must be completed. We don't have either one of those forms. We only have 1099R from the railroad.
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I would just make sure you have no other errors on return, and when you efile just remove check mark that enables error checking
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On the federal 1099R worksheet, do you have the RRB 1099R box checked?
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@IRonMaN I think he only has a 1099G, as I believe when he replied to me he put 1099R in error
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Sorry, I missed that part of the post and was focused on the rejection info.
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After speaking with Intuit Rep, it looks like we have to paper file returns with railroad unemployment benefits. Thanks for all the help.