There may be a corrupted version of the Schedule E worksheet. Let's get rid of it.
- Go to the forms mode in your return
- Find Schedule E (and the Schedule E Worksheet).
- Select each one individually and once they appear on the screen, press delete at the bottom.
- This will remove your rental income/expense data for that property.
- Close your return to save the change.
- Now go back into step by step and Re-enter the rental data from scratch. This often clears "sticky" logic errors that persist through multiple export attempts.
One last suggestion. TurboTax sometimes "thinks" you need a 1099 because of how an expense was categorized, even if it's under $600.
- If you enter expenses under a category such as "Professional Fees," "Legal," or "Contract Labor." TurboTax may "think" you need a 1099 because of how an expense was categorized, even if it's under $600.
- If this is the case, you may wish to list this as an "other" expense to avoid a possible error.
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