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jdv2
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1099-misc

If the amounts on a 1099 are all zero, do I need to enter them?

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‎May 16, 2021 8:33 AM
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KristinaK
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1099-misc

If they are ALL zero, then no. 

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‎May 16, 2021 8:57 AM
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jdv2
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1099-misc

That is what I was thought since it has zero effect on the tax calculation, even though the information is included in the "reported to IRS" section of the combined 1099-DIV/INT/MISC/B statement from the financial group. Thanks for the verification.

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