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First, you will need to delete the original 1099-MISC you entered so you can start over. Follow the steps in the following FAQ to delete a form:
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Here are the steps to enter your 1099-MISC as Other Income and NOT self-employment (Schedule C):
· Type 1099 misc in Search (upper right of program) and select the Jump to 1099 misc link
· Enter your 1099-MISC with Box 3
· Describe the reason for this 1099-MISC, enter Fellowship
· Does one of these uncommon situations apply? – check None of these apply
· Did the fellowship involve work that’s like your main job? – check No, it didn’t involve work like my main job
· How often did you get income for fellowship? – check I got it in 2017
· Did the fellowship involve an intent to earn money? – check No, it didn’t involve an intent to earn money
· TurboTax will now place this in Other Income (rather than self-employment income which requires Schedule C)
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I had the same issue, it said " A link to schedule C or another form". However my amount is in box 7 and it's still saying I need to review the information. What do I do next?
A box 7 entry would normally mean you have self-employment income so you would need to report that on a schedule C. Do you consider the activity to be self-employment income, or should it be "other income"?
Hi there,
I am experiencing this same problem. My income is shown in box 7 and I do consider it to be self-employment. Do I need to file a Schedule C and, if so, where can I find one?
Yes, Self-Employment will require a Schedule C.
If there are no expenses you need to claim, you can use a simple schedule c and TurboTax Deluxe.
If you need to report business expenses, dedications, or assets, you will be prompted to upgrade to Self-Employed or Home and Business.
Click Federal
Click Wages & Income
Click “See All Income” if needed
Scroll down to SELF-EMPLOYMENT and enter the 1099-MISC
Also, it is not my business, and I am confused as to why it popping up in this way.
If it shows up in Box 7, it is considered a contract type payment that needs to be reported as self-employment income even though you may not think of it as such.
I am having an issue with this schedule C issue. It is telling me it needs further review. All questions have been answered, but it is saying that is needs a link to the schedule C.
Suggestions?
I am also having the same issue - it says I need to "Double click to link to Schedule C".
I don't know what to put in the box (C7N1), and no matter what I put it tells me there is an error. I've gone back and deleted the 1099-NEC info and re-entered it, and that didn't seem to have any affect.
Income reported on Form 1099-NEC must be reported on Schedule C, the program is trying to link these two forms together to be sure that it is reported correctly and on the right form.
Revisit the section where you entered the Form 1099-NEC if you entered it on its own and delete that entry, by following these steps:
This will bring you a summary of all Form 1099-NEC that you have entered. Click Delete or the Trash can icon next to each one.
Next, you will re-enter the Form 1099-NEC as part of the Schedule C so that the income is reported directly as part of your Business Income and Expenses and within the correct form and section of your return.
Follow these steps to go to the Schedule C section of your return:
If you already have created a Schedule C in your return, click on edit and go to the section to Add Income. This is where you will re-enter the Form 1099-NEC.
If you do not already have a Schedule C in your return, follow the prompts and enter the information about your work/business for which you received the Form 1099-NEC. Then continue through that section to Add Income and enter the Form 1099-NEC along with any additional income you received for that business.
Once you have completed this, the error should be eliminated.
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