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You can file your self by entering your Form 1099-G into TurboTax as follows:
Generally, you must include in federal taxable income any unemployment compensation from a state government.
As for your eBay sales you only need to report the individual sales that you made a profit on. For example, if you sold 5 items and 3 of them were for less than you paid for them originally, you only report the income and expense for the 2 items you made a profit on.
Not every eBay sale is subject to income tax, but most are. If you use the site to get rid of household articles you've used in the past, you may qualify for "occasional garage or yard sale" treatment. According to the IRS, if your online auction sales are the Internet equivalent of an occasional garage or yard sale, you generally do not have to report income from those sales.
If you and the IRS classify your eBay sales as a hobby, you'll have to report the income on Form 1040. However, if you classify it as a Hobby you are unable to deduct expenses incurred for your eBay sales.
If you sell and buy articles on eBay in order to earn money, the IRS will likely classify your sales activities as a business. This means you will have to report net income from eBay sales. Report your total gross income on Schedule C, then reduce it to net income by subtracting the amounts you spent for allowable business-related expenses.
Here's how to add your self-employment income:
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Click here for detailed information on Reporting Self-Employment Income on Schedule C.
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