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1client sent 2 1099-misc with the $ on each for the job--2 jobs. Their EIN is the same TT let's me enter both but adjusts the 1st 1099 to the $ on the second 1099?
Question is I got two 1099 Misc. from one client with the same EIN but with different $ amounts -- as there were 2 jobs--how do you enter this? TT shows the 2 entries but whichever I do last it makes both entries the same dollar amount. Do I just combine the totals as all the monies received from that company??,
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Yes, you may combine the totals from both of these Items. Before you do so you should do two things:
- Make sure that the Box near the top of the 1099-Misc indicated a corrected form isn't checked. (please view screenshot below)
- Confirm that the sum of the two dollar amounts equals the Total Income received from this client in your books.
In most cases a business (Self-Employed or not) is going to have a Gross Income that is higher than the Total Income reported with a 1099-MISC. The IRS uses the reported income from 1099-MISC to cross-reference the income that a business is reporting in their Annual Income Tax Return. Since you don't file the 1099-MISC with your return if the income that you are reporting in Schedule C meets or exceeds the amount reported with 1099s you should not have any issues related to under-reporting income on your return.