Daughter has jobs submit a 1099-MISC 7

[reinnell]

Daughter has jobs where they do not take taxes out of her pay and submit a 1099-MISC 7 NONEMPLOYEE COMPEN$ATION with her wages. How is this income supposed to be handled. She is 18, interest income less that $1,050 and no other W2 type wages (< $12,000). The nonemployee compensation from two places is approx. $2,100 - Can I put that on my 1040 or does she have to file? Thanks

[JohnW15 · Accepted solution]

No, you wouldn't include your daughter's income on your own return. 

And, since Nonemployee Compensation is generally considered self-employment income and the amount is over a $400 threshold, she'd need to report it on a return of her own.