I negotiated a settlement for a defective product and the company issued a refund. I received a 1099-misc for that amount from that company. It is not income. How can I file the 1099-misc without that amount being calculated as taxable? Please advice. Thanks to anyone who can help.
Since the payment to you was reported on Form 1099-MISC and the IRS has a copy of that form, they will expect to see it reported on your tax return.
To you, this is a refund instead of income. You should keep any documentation that you may have regarding this to provide to the IRS if asked.
Reporting this in TurboTax will be a two-step process, first to include the 1099-MISC as income and then to make a negative adjustment to remove it.
To include the 1099-MISC as a part of your tax return, follow these steps:
Now the income shown on the Form 1099-MISC has been added to your return. Next, it will be “removed” from the return.
Follow these steps:
When you see your Form 1040 Schedule 1, the amount shown on the Form 1099-MISC will be reported twice on line 8 – once as a positive amount and once as a negative amount.
Since the payment to you was reported on Form 1099-MISC and the IRS has a copy of that form, they will expect to see it reported on your tax return.
To you, this is a refund instead of income. You should keep any documentation that you may have regarding this to provide to the IRS if asked.
Reporting this in TurboTax will be a two-step process, first to include the 1099-MISC as income and then to make a negative adjustment to remove it.
To include the 1099-MISC as a part of your tax return, follow these steps:
Now the income shown on the Form 1099-MISC has been added to your return. Next, it will be “removed” from the return.
Follow these steps:
When you see your Form 1040 Schedule 1, the amount shown on the Form 1099-MISC will be reported twice on line 8 – once as a positive amount and once as a negative amount.