Yes. It needs to be reported. However, since honorariums are generally not considered self-employment, you would enter that as miscellaneous income by following the directions below:Select Federal, Wages and Income and then scroll to the bottomSelect Miscellaneous Income under the Less Common Income category thenSelect Reportable Income, thenSelect "Yes" and, in the next screen, describe the income as "Honoraria"Please feel free to post any additional details or questions in the comment section.

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nikiflemmer

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Where do i report speaking honoraria income ($400) that was less than $600 and did not receive a 1099. Does this need to be reported?

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June 6, 2019
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Yes. It needs to be reported. However, since honorariums are generally not considered self-employment, you would enter that as miscellaneous income by following the directions below: