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Income reported on Form 1099-NEC is not reportable directly on your tax return. Just entering the information on that form is only one step. Since it is self-employment or 'non-employee compensation' it must be associated with a Schedule C, even if there are no expenses being claimed.
The information required for the Schedule C will include the type of business, the business name (or your name if there is no specific business name), the business address (or your address), etc.
Since income reported on Form 1099-NEC needs to be reported on Schedule C, the program is trying to tie these two forms together to be sure that it is reported correctly and on the right form.
Try going back to the section where you entered the Form 1099-NEC if you entered it on its own and delete that entry. Use these steps:
This will bring you to the 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.
Use these steps to go to the Schedule C section of your return.
If you already have a Schedule C in your return, edit it 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 plus any other income you received for that self-employed business.
Don't forget you can also claim expenses related to your business.
After you are finished, the error condition should be eliminated.
Income reported on Form 1099-NEC is not reportable directly on your tax return. Just entering the information on that form is only one step. Since it is self-employment or 'non-employee compensation' it must be associated with a Schedule C, even if there are no expenses being claimed.
The information required for the Schedule C will include the type of business, the business name (or your name if there is no specific business name), the business address (or your address), etc.
Since income reported on Form 1099-NEC needs to be reported on Schedule C, the program is trying to tie these two forms together to be sure that it is reported correctly and on the right form.
Try going back to the section where you entered the Form 1099-NEC if you entered it on its own and delete that entry. Use these steps:
This will bring you to the 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.
Use these steps to go to the Schedule C section of your return.
If you already have a Schedule C in your return, edit it 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 plus any other income you received for that self-employed business.
Don't forget you can also claim expenses related to your business.
After you are finished, the error condition should be eliminated.
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I have the same issue but my 1099-NEC is for employment lawsuit settlement funds, there is no business for a schedule c. How should I report this "income"?
To get your 1099-NEC to flow to Other Income, please follow the steps below:
I’m having this same issue where it won’t like my 1099 to my schedule c but I have no “jump to” like in my search results what do I dooooo
Idk why it autocorrected link to like but those are supposed to say link
To clarify,
Which program are you using? Do you have a Schedule C started?
Are you using Self-Employed Desktop or Online?
If Online can you search 1099-NEC ?
Enter the 1099-NEC there
I’m on self employed online. I have my 1099 info in, and all of my schedule c info (as far as I know) including my “business address” and deductions and things like that. But it still won’t let me file my taxes because it says the 1099s aren’t linked to the schedule c or something. And then I tried to follow the instructions in the response and I just don’t have a “Jump to” link. This is for my 2021 taxes if that matters
To reach the Jump to link:
No, like the problem is that the “jump to” link isn’t coming up so what do I do this is really frustrating
Since you already set up a schedule C and are using TurboTax Self-Employed
make sure the 1099-NEC was not entered as "Personal Income".
Click on Income & Expenses along the top
If you see both "Self-employment income and expenses"
AS WELL AS
"Income from 1099-NEC",
click Edit for "Income from 1099-NEC" and delete the Form you entered here if it is business income.
Click DONE
Return to Income & Expenses
Scroll down to "Self-employment income and expenses"
Click Start or Review
Click Edit or Review next to your business's name
Click "Add income for this work"
Select the radio button for Form 1099-NEC and enter here
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