Hi Amartino11,
Thanks for your question. When reporting rental income you'll want to track all your income from all sources on the rental. If you received a 1099-misc for the income make sure you report that number as 1099 income on your return and don't double include that amount. So if you receive a 1099, you'll report that number but that 1099 likely also represents a check you received from someone. If it's on the 1099 don't include that particular check or checks, but you will need to include checks/cash that you do not receive a 1099 for.
I hope this helps.
How to I report cash rental income if there is no check number? Just hand write a receipt?
What section does the rental income go into 1099- misc
will that income be calculated for the $12,000-$48,000 range to qualify for health care subsidies?
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Hi,
If you are reporting as a business, to the IRS, that you paid rents, you will have to fill out Box 1 on Form 1099-MISC, which will acknowledge you are claiming a business deduction and the receiver of the rents will be required to report the amount in Box 1 on their business or personal tax return. If you are receiving rental income, you would report that ALL RENTS on Schedule E of your personal tax return as rents received. You would not be giving anyone a Form 1099-MISC. You would only provide the person paying you, a receipt for payment that coincides with their lease.