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ColeenD3
ColeenD3Answer
Alumni - Intuit
Mar 2, 2020 7:58 PM UTC

It matters in that amounts will not add up for the IRS. When they see your W-2 they will compare the amount you listed on Line 1., 1040.  It would normally be entered on Line 8 Schedule 1 and then carry over to Line 7a, 1040.

 

It may not cause a problem. You may get a letter, but it is easy to explain the mistake. The important thing is that you entered all your income.

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Alumni - Intuit
Mar 1, 2020 10:23 PM UTC

Well, it depends on where you put them.  Where did you enter your gambling/casino winnings?

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lmcdadeAuthor
Level 2
Mar 2, 2020 10:58 AM UTC

I entered it with my income

ColeenD3
ColeenD3Answer
Alumni - Intuit
Mar 2, 2020 7:58 PM UTC

It matters in that amounts will not add up for the IRS. When they see your W-2 they will compare the amount you listed on Line 1., 1040.  It would normally be entered on Line 8 Schedule 1 and then carry over to Line 7a, 1040.

 

It may not cause a problem. You may get a letter, but it is easy to explain the mistake. The important thing is that you entered all your income.