Crop Insurance payments on 1099-Misc

Crop insurance proceeds are entered as Income on your Schedule F.  TurboTax will walk you through the entries to enter the deferment.  

You can postpone reporting some or all crop insurance proceeds as income until the year following the year the physical damage occurred if you meet all the following conditions.

• You use the cash method of accounting.

• You receive the crop insurance proceeds in the same tax year the crops are damaged.

• You can show that under your normal business practice you would have included income from the damaged crops in any tax year following the year the damage occurred.

Thanks for your response but you didn't address the Turbo Tax issue with entering the 1099.  I'm totally aware of how crop insurance proceeds are taxed and that they can be deferred.  The issue is a TurboTax programming issue that they are finally working on.  So if anyone else encounters this issue, it is a program bug, not an operator error.

In the meantime, I did find a work around.  The 1099-Misc entry area that is not on the Farm Rental entry screen has a Box 9 that the payments can be entered in.  Then the deferral can be entered under Crop Insurance proceeds on the Farm Rental input area for Crop Insurance not reported on 1099-MIsc.  This method gets right amounts in the right places on Form 4835.

I have the same situation.  My 1099-MISC has an amount in Box 9 Crop insurance proceeds.  I also file as a Farm Rental and not Schedule F.  Seems possible that the 1099-MISC form has changed since last year?  On my 2019 form from the same insurer, Box 10 was labeled crop insurance proceeds.

Yes, the 1099-MISC was changed for 2020.  Crustv's answer above is the correct way to enter this:  The 1099-Misc entry area that is not on the Farm Rental entry screen has a Box 9 that the payments can be entered in.  Then the deferral can be entered under Crop Insurance proceeds on the Farm Rental input area for Crop Insurance not reported on 1099-MIsc.  This method gets right amounts in the right places on Form 4835.

@Exit174

In the farm rental section there are 2 options for that income to be reported ...  

As stated earlier,  the first option doesn't have an input area for amounts in Box 9 of the 1099.  The second option doesn't have an input area for amounts reported on a 1099 so please clarify how either of these options will work for me if there is no input area for the 1099 amount.

I've just noticed that if I switch from EasyStep to Forms mode and locate the form for this 1099-MISC, the form shows all the correct boxes.  Perhaps I should edit the data in here?

Entries in the FORMS mode can void the accuracy guarantee  and/or keep you from efiling.  

The entry screen has a box 9 in the farm rental section :  

As stated earlier, input boxes 9 and 10 are cut off in customer versions of TurboTax Premier.  I'm aware that TT support versions show the boxes but customer versions do not.  If there's anyway you can advocate to have it corrected, we'd all appreciate the correction.

I can also confirm to previous post that there is a programming/formatting error in TurboTax.  There is NOT a rectangular box to fill in adjacent to the word "9 Cro" followed by a chopped off letter p.

I'm using TT Home and Business version.

Here's a screenshot of the 9-Cro... text and entry box cut off (Windows 10 latest updates)

I'm using Home and Business for Mac.  I just installed the latest updates and there is still no box 9 for 1099-MISC in the farm rental section.

If you are using the CD/Download version of TurboTax, you can enter the payment for crop insurance proceeds in Forms Mode.

1. Go into Forms Mode by clicking on the Forms icon in the top right of the blue bar. 
2. In the Forms in My Return list on the left, click on the form 1099-MISC you wish to open .
3. Scroll down to Box 9 and enter the information on crop insurance proceeds.
4. To return to the interview, click the Step-By-Step icon in the top right of the blue bar.  

I see now that the Home and Business for Mac product has been updated to display Box 9 Crop Insurance.