Thanks. I think the program is very clumsy for this in general. She has two items definitely entered in 1099-NEC going step-by-step. In the "choose what to work on" summary it only shows the amount for one of them, only $147 (no expenses to claim), the amount for the other shows up under "business income and expense" total, I guess because there were expenses to claim (DoorDash, about $1500).
When it says I'm done with income it shows that her income is an amount that has to include her scholarship money, whereas for 2019 it clearly didn't. I have no idea why. Under the Scholarship section it says $0 under Tuition and Enrollment fees and says I entered that elsewhere, but I don't know where. I have $17,300 entered a couple screens later when it asks if you received any scholarships, and on the other screen I have that $1000 is not designated for expenses because it isn't. Some used for books, but not designated as such, and per the help bubble it doesn't. Even after entering that, in the overview it shows $0 under "Expenses and Scholarships". It's like it's treating the scholarship like wages.
