What is the principal business code for egg donation if you don’t have a business or LLC?
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If this was one-time income (unlikely to happen every year), you can report this as "Other Income" that isn't subject to self-employment tax. If so, you wouldn't need Schedule C.
To change how you report this income, first delete the business set up under Self-Employment (use the trashcan icon or Delete). Then return to the topic "Income from Form 1099-MISC" and change your answers as follows:
Those three answers should classify this as "Other Income", which will appear on Line 8 on Form 1040.
If, however, you expect to receive this income on a regular basis, complete Schedule C with the following information:
1) Business Code: 999000 is the default if you can't find a better choice.
2) Use your home address.
3) Cash basis is the most common for self-employed individuals.
Refer to the IRS instructions 2024 Instructions for Schedule C. Look on page 3, line B to find your business code.
Where are you trying to enter a business code in your tax return if you don't have a business? Please provide more information so we can help.
Received 1099-MISC for selling eggs. Turbo Tax automatically generated a Schedule C. The first question during review was, “Is this a qualified business under 199A?” I said No.
Then in Section A there is a place to fill in principle business or service. I entered “Sold human eggs”.
Now the form seeks a Principal Business Code in Section B. This is my original question. I am not sure what to do here.
I left Section C and D blank per the form’s instructions if no business name or EIN.
Right before Section E the form requests a business street address. Is that supposed to be my residence if I do not have a business?
I will likely need an answer for Section F: Accounting Method. Is this the manner in which I was paid? Cash, Accrual, or Other?
If this was one-time income (unlikely to happen every year), you can report this as "Other Income" that isn't subject to self-employment tax. If so, you wouldn't need Schedule C.
To change how you report this income, first delete the business set up under Self-Employment (use the trashcan icon or Delete). Then return to the topic "Income from Form 1099-MISC" and change your answers as follows:
Those three answers should classify this as "Other Income", which will appear on Line 8 on Form 1040.
If, however, you expect to receive this income on a regular basis, complete Schedule C with the following information:
1) Business Code: 999000 is the default if you can't find a better choice.
2) Use your home address.
3) Cash basis is the most common for self-employed individuals.
This was excellent information. Thank you for the clear directions.
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