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Do I need to add my 1009Misc if it the income it reports was already included as part of my self employment income via my quickbooks account?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 3, 2019
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Yes. Because the IRS matches Forms 1099-MISC and would send you a notice later in the year indicating that they found unreported income on your account. This would require a time-consuming explanation from you, time better spent earning more money in your business.

TurboTax gives you the ability to report income for which you have a 1099-MISC and income for which you do not have a 1099-MISC (cash or over-the-counter sales). If all of your income was transferred from QuickBooks onto one line of your business tax return, simply enter your 1099-MISC forms, then manually subtract the total out of your income amount reported by QuickBooks, so that the gross income on the tax return sums to the income from QuickBooks.

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Yes. Because the IRS matches Forms 1099-MISC and would send you a notice later in the year indicating that they found unreported income on your account. This would require a time-consuming explanation from you, time better spent earning more money in your business.

TurboTax gives you the ability to report income for which you have a 1099-MISC and income for which you do not have a 1099-MISC (cash or over-the-counter sales). If all of your income was transferred from QuickBooks onto one line of your business tax return, simply enter your 1099-MISC forms, then manually subtract the total out of your income amount reported by QuickBooks, so that the gross income on the tax return sums to the income from QuickBooks.