Should self employment earnings of $382 be reported? No 1099 was received.

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Yes, the earnings should be reported on Schedule C for self-employment even if you did not receive a Form 1099. The earnings would be entered as 'cash' income.

To file a complete and correct tax return, you are required to report all worldwide income you received.

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Hi @AnnetteB6,

Just a reminder, we posted our token, per your request, in the following discussion: forum, https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/glitch-in-form-7206/00/3199268/message-id/1176585

Just waiting to hear back that it's been received and being looked into.

Thanks,

I received a W-2 from my employer as well as a W-2 and 1099 Misc from their insurance company (Guardian) for MAFML for maternity leave. Why not a 1099 G?

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