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It's a 1099-MISC form, for a film production that I worked on as a production assistant.
The estimate is $2,500
This money is taxable and can be reported without a 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC.
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What happens if the employer already held the taxes?
When I add this amount with the steps suggested, it shows that I have to pay taxes again, for the net amount that I received.
Is there anything else I can do, to avoid paying taxes twice?
Maybe you are suppose to get a W2 instead of a 1099NEC. What taxes did they take out?
You can enter the withholding. I recently saw a post saying how to enter withholding. I'll look for it.
Georgia tax deduction of 5.75% per the deal memo, and I believe they also withheld social security and medicare taxes because the checks don't match the invoices, there's a big difference, but they didn't share the paystubs, so I can't confirm exactly what was withheld.
You can enter state tax withheld in the federal Deductions and Credits section of the program.
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