1099-NEC- do I need to enter?

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March 10, 2021
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I provide photography services to multiple clients. I don't know the specifics of how my clients do their taxes and expenses. Some are registered as businesses and some are individuals. Some send 1099-NEC on time and some send them after I have filed. Some never send them at all. I use Quickbooks and track the income for each invoice I collect anyway, so my Schedule C accurately reflects all my income. If I enter the 1099-NEC on my return for the few clients that send them, I don't know how I then remove the income from these clients that I already tracked throughout the year when they paid my invoices so it is not counted twice. I also don't know what to do when I get a 1099-NEC after I have filed. Even though the income the 1099-NEC refers to is already included in my Schedule C, do I need to go back and amend my return? At the end of the day, I know I filed my correct income on my Schedule C, but I don't want these 1099's raising any issues with the IRS.

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Best answer by ColeenD3

You are reasonably safe if what you report is equal to or more than the forms that IRS gets. You are in a difficult position regarding not knowing whether or not you will get a form.

One solution is to file in April. You should have gotten all the forms you will get by then.

ColeenD3Answer

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You are reasonably safe if what you report is equal to or more than the forms that IRS gets. You are in a difficult position regarding not knowing whether or not you will get a form.

One solution is to file in April. You should have gotten all the forms you will get by then.

jljohnson225Author

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Thank you Colleen. Do I need to report the 1099 at all since the income is already reflected on the Schedule C imported from Quick Books? Is there a place in Turbo Tax where it will resolve that the 1099 isn't income in addition to what is already reported on Schedule C?