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No. You would enter her 1099-MISC on her return as shown and then enter a separate line in Other Income with a negative. The net of these two numbers will be the amount she is taxed on, which will be zero. Do not create a second 1099.
Once you enter the 1099-MISC and it flows to Other Income, please enter the negative amount as follows:
- Click on Federal on the left hand side.
- Scroll down to Less Common Income.
- Click Start next to Miscellaneous Income.
- Click Start next to Other reportable income.
- Answer Yes to Any Other Taxable Income?
- List description/reason it is nontaxable.
- Enter the amount with a negative.
Next, preview your 1040 to ensure both the 1099-MISC and the negative number net to zero and are both reported in Part I, Line 8.
- Click on Tax Tools.
- Click on Tools.
- Click on View Tax Summary under Other helpful links.
- Click on Preview my 1040.
- Once open, use Control + F, and search Schedule 1 and look for Line 8.
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March 13, 2021
2:35 PM