If you did not receive a 1099-misc or W-2, then you can report this as miscellaneous income.
Select Federal Taxes, Wages & Income, I'll Choose What to Work On
Scroll to Less Common Income, and select Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C
Select Other Income not already reported on For W-2 or for 1099
Select Yes
Continue until you see Any Other Earned Income, and select yes, now on the next screen select other
Complete the information
Hi there, I followed these tips yet I am wondering if I can do this while listing item deductions on there, would I not be able to using this method?
The tips that are given by Patrice were for entering earned income not reported on a 1099 or W-2. If you have other income that is not earned income, then under Miscellaneous Income, it can be reported under Other reportable income if it doesn't fit any of the other categories under Miscellaneous income.
Adding income there will not affect the ability to claim itemized deductions in the Deductions & Credits section