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A W-2 does not get reported on any Schedule C as it is not self-employment income. It is income you received as an employee of someone else's company, and is reported under the W-2 income section.
A W-2 does not get reported on any Schedule C as it is not self-employment income. It is income you received as an employee of someone else's company, and is reported under the W-2 income section.
Thanks for helping me understand the unique way that I have to submit two separate Schedule C forms as a statuatory employee. On which Schedule C do I list my expenses?
I received a W2 and 1099 Misc. The W2 is more for the handling of benefits. The 1099 is payment of commissions.
It would be good if I could combine the two since they are both related to my sales position. It is also messing up my state return for my business. (insurance sales / investment advisor).
Thank you, Ellis
See RJS's original answer above. If you are an employee, everything should be reported to you on a W2.
I have this same situation. My husband got a W-2 from his employer but also a 1099-MISC for a commission payment (box 7). Can I show this on my return without it being self employment?
This should all be reported on a W2. I would ask your employer for a corrected W2.
Hi! Did you ever receive a solution to this issue? I have the same question.
Thank you!
No taxes were withheld from income or are reported on the W-2. I need to report the income on Schedule C in order to claim expenses and reduce the taxable income.
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