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Get your taxes done using TurboTax
Although the personal versions of TurboTax provide a template to enter a 1099-OID, TurboTax Business does not. Instead, the form is essentially treated in much the same manner as interest income reported on a 1099-INT.
You can report the information from the 1099-OID on the 1041 return using these steps:
- Click on Federal Taxes > Income
- In the Interest and Dividends section, click on the Start/Update box next to Interest Income on 1099-INT.
- On this screen, report the following items from the 1099-OID:
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- Box 1 (OID) and Box 2 (Other Periodic interest) -- add together and enter in Box 1 of 1099-INT.
- Box 3 (early withdrawal penalty) -- Box 2 of 1099-INT.
- Box 4 (Fed tax withheld) -- Box 4 of 1099-INT
- Box 5 (Market discount) - Box 10 of 1099-INT
- Box 6 (Acquisition premium) - Include in Box 1 of 1099-INT
- Box 8 (OID on U.S. Treasury obligations) - Box 12 of 1099-INT
- Box 9 - Investment expense - Enter in the Deductions section of TurboTax: Federal Taxes > Deductions > Interest expense >Investment interest expense
- Box 10 Bond premium - Box 11 of 1099-INT
- Box 11 Tax-exempt OID - Box 13 of 1099-INT
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‎June 22, 2020
5:50 AM