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Yes, you may enter other income not reported on tax form W2 or 1099 on line 8, Part 3, of Schedule 1. The employers are required to mail a copy of tax forms on or before January 15. You may contact your empoyer for a copy of 1099 or calll the IRS after February 15 for a substiture form. Here are the steps to enter other income on Schedule 1.
Yes I did that. The problem is that on Turbo tax there is no way to enter the REASON code. He has a paystub with SS, medicare, and state taxes already taken out. He will NOT be receiving a new W2 or a 1099 since taxes were paid.
None of the reasons apply:
A-I filled Form SS-8, and IRS determined that I am an employee
C I received other IRS correspondence stating I am an employee
G-I filed Form SS-I with the IRS...
H-I received a Form W-2 and a separate Form 1099-Misc. and all the income should have been reported on Form W2.
Help-we don't know what to do at this point! He only owes Fed. as all other taxes were paid. He is also no longer an employee for the company and this was the last check he received after he was terminated.
I am not sure why this is so difficult...
Thanks for any help with this.
You will have to submit a Substitute Form (Form 4852). If your employer withheld SS, Medicare and State Taxes from his commission, they were required to issue a Form W-2.
Returns including Form 4852 can't be e-filed per IRS regulations.
You can file a conventional paper return that includes IRS Form 4852 if all efforts to obtain a W-2 from your employer have failed. Here's how to fill one out:
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