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Wages not reported on W2

  • March 15, 2020
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My husband retired in 2019, but worked a part time job for a short while and was paid $1700 in cash.  He didn't receive a W2.   How do I report this income.

 

Thanks.

    Best answer by DeanM15

    If your husband worked a job for cash and they did not deduct Social Security and Medicare taxes, the income needs to be reported in the Self Employment section of TurboTax.

     

    To find the self-employment section 

    • Click on Federal in the left-hand black menu
    • Click on Wages and Expenses
    • Scroll down to Self Employment
    • Click on Self Employment Income and Expenses.

    Self-employment income is subject to both income taxes and Self Employment taxes (SS and Medicare tax). If you have expenses for the job you can enter them in the self-employment section, however, you will have to upgrade the software. If you have no expenses then you are good to go. You can see more here. 

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    DeanM15Answer
    Level 10
    March 15, 2020

    If your husband worked a job for cash and they did not deduct Social Security and Medicare taxes, the income needs to be reported in the Self Employment section of TurboTax.

     

    To find the self-employment section 

    • Click on Federal in the left-hand black menu
    • Click on Wages and Expenses
    • Scroll down to Self Employment
    • Click on Self Employment Income and Expenses.

    Self-employment income is subject to both income taxes and Self Employment taxes (SS and Medicare tax). If you have expenses for the job you can enter them in the self-employment section, however, you will have to upgrade the software. If you have no expenses then you are good to go. You can see more here. 

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