I think you are saying that you do have some income, only that income isn't being reported to you on a 1099-MISC.
If that's correct then simply enter income "as if" you did receive a 1099-MISC, or 1099-MISC's. DO NOT WORRY about somehow indicating to the IRS that you've received 1099-MISC's when you really haven't Absolutely NO DETAIL of the "1099-MISC's" that you enter is transmitted to the IRS in your income tax return. All the IRS sees is a lump sum of "revenue."
You do have to migrate to the TT Self-Employed product if you intend to enter any expenses; TurboTax has just set it up that way this year. But, we're told, the C-EZ IS supported by lesser products if you don't enter any expenses.
If you want a full Schedule C it could be cost effective to buy Deluxe in the desktop version as it does support a full Schedule C.
Tom Young
