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1099-G received for a non-education government grant -- where to file?

c@litnp1969

I received a 1099-G from the state in 2023, and have received a 1099-G. This is a relocation grant.

On the 1099-G the income appears in Box 6 "Taxable Grants". All other boxes are zero.

How do I report this in TaxFreeUSA? It's not an educational grant, it's not unemployment, and not a taxable state refund.

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MatthewD

Hi Clint,

Thank you for the information. Vermont passed legislation several years to incentivize and attract people to move to Vermont, even if they were going to work remotely. The grants can cover a certain number of costs, like moving, closing costs, etc.

The grants are taxable for both federal and state purposes.

The best way to enter this is to go to the Other Income page and enter it as Miscellaneous Income. Enter a description, like "VT RELOCATION GRANT" with the amount. For more details:

https://accd.vermont.gov/content/new-remote-worker-grant-program-guidelines

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LaurenW

Hi clintp1969:

Great question! Before I can give you a solid answer, what state did you receive the 1099-G from? The rules for 'other income' like this vary by state.