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June 5, 2019
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I have a 1099 MISC form from US Bank with no income on it. Only has $10 fed tax withheld (box 4); no state tax withheld (box 16); and state payer number (box 17)?

  • June 5, 2019
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What am i supposed to do with this form and do I seriously have to upgrade to deluxe to enter this when there is apparently no income to be reported, just a $10 federal tax withheld?  And what on earth is this even for or where did it come from if there is no income?

Best answer by kprice3

To benefit from that additional $10.00, you do not have to upgrade to Deluxe.  You can add it to your return using the Free Edition.

From Tax Home Click on the Federal Tab; 

then Deductions and Credits.

Scroll Down to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid

Click on Other Income Taxes

And scroll  down to Withholding not already entered on a W-2 or 1099

 You would need to contact the issuer-US Bank to gain more information about why that form was sent to you.

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kprice3Answer
Level 7
June 5, 2019

To benefit from that additional $10.00, you do not have to upgrade to Deluxe.  You can add it to your return using the Free Edition.

From Tax Home Click on the Federal Tab; 

then Deductions and Credits.

Scroll Down to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid

Click on Other Income Taxes

And scroll  down to Withholding not already entered on a W-2 or 1099

 You would need to contact the issuer-US Bank to gain more information about why that form was sent to you.

Level 2
June 5, 2019
It appears that US Bank issued a lot of 1099-MISC in error in January.  I received a similar form from them; when I called them, they could not explain why I had taxes withheld but no income reported, other than a random guess that I had received a promotion for using a credit card with them (I do have a credit card with them, but no records of any gains due to any promotions).  Then in late February, I received a corrected 1099-MISC from them that corrected all boxes to 0; of course, this happened to hit my mailbox AFTER I filed, so now I'm on the hook to provide an amended return to quit claiming that the original 1099-MISC counted as taxes already paid.  😞