I received $5.00 for jury duty. I did not receive a 1099. Do I have to report the $5.00?

[MichelleT]

You should report this. Most people get a Form 1099-MISC in the mail if they make over $600.

Note: It's important to remember that you still need to report all of your income even if you did not receive a 1099-MISC

Although form 1099-MISC can be used for any kind of miscellaneous income, it is typically used to report these types of income:

• Payments of $600 or more for services performed by persons not treated as an employee (a non-employee, independent contractor, freelancer, or the self-employed).
• Prizes or awards ($600 or more)
• Rent payments
• Royalty payments ($10 or more)
• State and federal tax withheld for any of the activities reportable on the form.
• Substitute dividend and tax-exempt interest reportable by brokers ($10 or more).
• Payments to a physician, physicians' corporation or other supplier of health and medical services, issued mainly by medical assistance programs or health and accident insurance plans ($600 or more).
• Payments to fishing boat crew members coming from sale of catch.
• Crop insurance proceeds.

While in your return, type “1099-misc” in the Search box and then select the “Jump to” link. This will take you directly to the section where you can enter your 1099-MISC.

After you’ve entered the information from your 1099-MISC, TurboTax will ask a series of questions to determine if your 1099-MISC income is from self-employment or is ordinary income.

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