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Yes, it is taxable, and it should be entered as a 1099-MISC. If you enter it correctly, it should not impact the EIC as this is not earned income. To enter it in TurboTax, follow these steps:
The last question is a little confusing, but you were not in the business of getting collecting dividends. If you were to answer yes to this, it would treat it like self-employment income. This will be reported on your tax return as Other Income on Line 8z of Schedule 1. To preview your 1040:
Please clarify what the 1099-MISC is for? A patronage dividend is generally reported on a 1099-PATR.
The credit union distributes excess reserves to its members based on member's use of credit union services (accounts, loans, etc). No work is involved. It is not like a farm or other coop. In the past I've just added it to interest earnings but since they will be issuing 1099-MISC for amounts over $600, I thought I should enter it there is it is even taxable. Thanks.
Yes, it is taxable, and it should be entered as a 1099-MISC. If you enter it correctly, it should not impact the EIC as this is not earned income. To enter it in TurboTax, follow these steps:
The last question is a little confusing, but you were not in the business of getting collecting dividends. If you were to answer yes to this, it would treat it like self-employment income. This will be reported on your tax return as Other Income on Line 8z of Schedule 1. To preview your 1040:
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