The social security # is wrong. Do I file it in my return anyway? It's almost $5,000 so the income is significant. Or do I file an extension?
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You can include the income in your return anyway. Report it on your Schedule C as 'cash' income without entering the 1099-MISC.
Keep the 1099-MISC and a record of your attempts to get a corrected 1099-MISC in case there is ever a question by the IRS regarding the income.
Since no taxes were withheld on the income, the most important thing is to report it on your return.
You can include the income in your return anyway. Report it on your Schedule C as 'cash' income without entering the 1099-MISC.
Keep the 1099-MISC and a record of your attempts to get a corrected 1099-MISC in case there is ever a question by the IRS regarding the income.
Since no taxes were withheld on the income, the most important thing is to report it on your return.
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