Can't figure out how to add a 1099-NEC to an existing self-employment Line of Work

[user17704956870]

I am on the the self-employed work summary screen and it shows my side business, along with the amount I made last year. For this year it still says $0, as I haven't entered my 1099-NEC income yet. When I click "edit" it shows me attributes for the line of work, but no option to add income for 2025. If I click Add Another Line of Work I can add 1099s, but I don't want to add another line of work  —  I want to add income to my ongoing line of work. The onscreen help is directing me to pages that don't exist. 

How do I add 1099-NEC income to an existing line of work?

[MelindaS1]

After selecting Edit from that self-employed work summary menu, it should take you to a page that looks like this (below); on that screen, you would scroll down to income and select the Add income... button that I have highlighted yellow on my sample business to add a 1099-NEC. If not the below page, then where does it redirect you to - does the page have a heading title?

A few options from there, 

• If the above page is not loading correctly, you can start troubleshooting first by clearing your browser's cookies and cache, and logging back into TurboTax Online. Then, navigate back to Federal > Wages & Income > Self-employment income > Your 2025 self-employed work summary > Edit (or click the 1099-NEC jump-to link here)
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• If the page still does not load correctly (as in my image above), you can try logging back in to TurboTax Online from a different browser to see if your navigation and search begins working more smoothly. For example, if you're using Google Chrome, you could try Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge instead (and vice versa). 

• Next, try just using the 1099-NEC jump-to link from here (click) - when I tested it, I was able to begin entering a new 1099-NEC, and to assign the form to an existing line of work from the drop-down menu on the following screen. Try this methodology and see if you are able to enter a new 1099-NEC, and then add it to your existing line of work. 
   
• If the above methods all fail, you would certainly be able to delete the original line of work, then add your 1099-NEC income while creating a "new" line of work with all of the original details. You can tag me with @ my username for more options if you would rather not delete existing input. 
   

[user17704956870]

Edit: This took me back to where I was before. Sorry, I thought I was where I needed to be.

When I click on Edit from the Self-employed screen I don't see a page where I can add income. Instead, I see a page titled, "Your Web Design Info" which shows a list of attributes such as "Work Description", "Who did this Work", etc. I can edit them but there is no option to add income. At the bottom of this screen is one a single button labeled "Looks good". If I click that I am taken to a "Time to Add Expenses" screen. 

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Thank you  —  this is very helpful. The direct link took me to the exact spot I needed to be. I'm a little puzzled about why I couldn't get there from the Federal > Wages & Income > Self-employment income route, but I'm not concerned since I'm where I need to be. I appreciate the quick reply.

[MelindaS1]

Now I know where you are -- in my screenshot, if I click on the first pencil icon under Business Summary, it takes me to the page you are stuck on. If I select the Looks Good button from there, it takes me back to my screenshot page, with Expenses and Income options at the top. It's possible the software isn't creating that summary page, because there are still unanswered interview questions about the business. 
 

• The first thing you should try is going through the Time to Add Expenses screen, enter your business expenses for the year, answer all questions that are prompted, and see if completing the interview allows you to navigate normally. 
  • Then, select the jump-to link from my first answer, or follow the navigational steps, to get to the income section if you have not already been prompted about it.
• After this, if needed another route may be Tax Home > Federal > Wages & Income > (+) Add more income > Self-employed income and expenses > Edit (next to the business)
• And still, consider clearing your browser cache and/or changing web browsers

For more guidance, see: TurboTax - What self-employed expenses can I deduct?