Notice from IRS about a 1099-C

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June 4, 2019
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On December 5, 2016 I received a notice from the IRS that stated last years taxes did not match their records. Someone had forgiven a loan(something I knew nothing about) and that I owed $515 dollars, so I paid the money.

On this year's taxes, do i need to include this 1099-C business?

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Best answer by MichaelL1

The 1099C may have been some prior debt and if IRS asked you about it in 2016, it was for a prior year return.

The 1099C should have been reported on that year, and IRS did this for you. It does not go on the 2016 return.

Note: IRS shares information with the states, so if it was taxed on the Federal return and you are in a State that has income taxes you will be a letter from the state also.

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The 1099C may have been some prior debt and if IRS asked you about it in 2016, it was for a prior year return.

The 1099C should have been reported on that year, and IRS did this for you. It does not go on the 2016 return.

Note: IRS shares information with the states, so if it was taxed on the Federal return and you are in a State that has income taxes you will be a letter from the state also.