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posted Oct 15, 2024 5:05:45 PM

I got a 1099-NEC for a payout from a "phantom stock plan" from a company I worked for decades ago. None of the TurboTax 1099-NEC options are remotely correct.

I don't understand the implications of the choices, so I don't know how to enter this.

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Level 15
Oct 15, 2024 6:26:13 PM

Level 15
Oct 15, 2024 11:11:13 PM

it's deferred compensation taxed as ordinary income and subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. the only way to handle this in Turbotax is to link to schedule C

 

for sic code use 999000

for name use phantom stock proceeds

anser other questions on schedule C as needed