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January 30, 2020
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1099 Misc or Not?

  • January 30, 2020
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I have a small business, I have a payroll company and I take a salary, but I also paid myself extra thru the year, how do I report the extra income in my taxes? Is it a 1099 Misc. and do I put it in the 'other'?

Best answer by MinhT1

The extra money which you withdrew from your business is counted as withdrawals (from the profit of the business). It is not reported on your tax return. It is included in the net income (profit) of the business on which your tax is based. So you do not issue a form 1099-MISC or claim it as a business expenses.

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MinhT1Answer
Level 15
January 30, 2020

The extra money which you withdrew from your business is counted as withdrawals (from the profit of the business). It is not reported on your tax return. It is included in the net income (profit) of the business on which your tax is based. So you do not issue a form 1099-MISC or claim it as a business expenses.

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Level 2
February 1, 2020

Your answer arrived a day late, February 1st, I already mailed a 1099 Misc to the IRS since they had to be post marked by Jan 31st.

What kind of trouble will this cause?

Thank you for your reply.

Critter
Level 15
February 1, 2020

Ok ... your business ?   Is it an S-corp ?