RObinhood gave me 1099-MISC. Turbotax is able to identify a 1099MISC but does not show it eventually. However, on the review page, it asks me to verify a schedule C box.

[wqtclaire]

I received a 1099-MISC from Robinhood, the amount is only 0.07 for "other income". Upon entering an account number and a document id, Robinhood is able to identify 2 forms from Robinhood (1099-B and MISC). However, only 1099B shows up on the "Wages and Income" summary page. As a result, the final review page asks me to fill out "schedule C" but I don't know what to put it.
I don't even know where the 7 cents came from. Probably some stock since it's from Robinhood. It's not self-employment either I guess - because I know there can be many 1099MISC sources.

[DavidD66]

You should just ignore the 1099-MISC.  $.07 rounds to zero.  You don't want to complete a Schedule C - Profit or Loss From Business for $.07.  I recommend you delete the 1099-MISC.

[redstorm64]

I have the same problem except when I delete the 1099-MISC I still get Schedule C related errors when TurboTax runs Smart Check.  I've tried manually deleting related info from the Forms view but unsuccessful so far.

Also, if it wasn't a value that rounded down to zero then what?  It seems like TurboTax expects that I'd have to input information on my personal business that doesn't exist.  This doesn't seem correct.

[JamesG1]

An IRS form 1099-MISC reporting small amounts not related to a self-employment activity would likely be reported to other income.  Provide more details and the steps for reporting such an entry can be provided.

Rather than delete  the Schedule C information in FORMS view, have you tried to delete the Schedule C in the step-by-step process?

In TurboTax Desktop, you may find the incomplete Schedule C information by following these steps:

• Click on Business across the top of the screen.
• Click Continue.
• Select I'll choose what I work on.
• Select Start / Update to the right of Profit or Loss from Business.
• Select Delete to the right of the business activity.

You may also review where you entered the 1099-MISC form in the step-by-step process to make sure that the form has been removed.

@redstorm64 

[redstorm64]

Thanks for the response James.  I do not have a "Business" option, I assume because I'm using the Deluxe version?   I've removed the 1099-MISC from the "1099-MISC and Other Common Income" section under the Federal Taxes tab and still had 10 errors listed when I ran Smart Check.  I finally figured out that I could delete the Schedule C worksheet in the Forms view.  The software automatically created a new blank Schedule C form (previously it had an entry for Miscellaneous Income of $0 that I could not manually delete) but this seems to have resolved the issue and no errors come up now.