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I got married in june 2016. My wife quit her job right before we got married. She received a 1099 for her tax return. Should I include the 1099 in our joint tax return?
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May 31, 2019
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Retirement tax questions
1099-R? 1099-MISC? Some other type? It really does matter. You will include it on your joint return. But where and how you do that, depends on what type of 1099 she has.
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All of both your incomes will be included on the joint return, yes.
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Yes. A joint return is the best way for you to file. All income, of both spouses, must be included.
The answer is the same regardless of what type of 1099. A 1099-Misc, with an amount in box 7, means she has self employment income and a schedule C, for her, will be part of your joint return.
May 31, 2019
6:51 PM