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No. Only the gain on the sale of the DVDs will be taxable. So if your DVD collection cost more than you sold it for, you will not have any taxable gain.
Because you received a 1099-MISC, the IRS will also have received a copy. Therefore you will need to report this 1099-MISC on your 1040. However, you can also report a negative amount under miscellaneous income related to the cost of these DVD to offset this 1099-MISC income. Make sure that the negative basis amount being reported does NOT exceed the income reported on the 1099-MISC.
Here is how to enter both the 1099-MISC and the negative amount for the basis information as other miscellaneous income
To enter the 1099-MISC as miscellaneous income in TurboTax Online or Desktop, please follow these steps:
Now your income will be reported on line 21 on your 1040.
To enter the negative amount for the original cost of the DVD (but only up to the amount of income being reported on your 1099-MISC,
No. Only the gain on the sale of the DVDs will be taxable. So if your DVD collection cost more than you sold it for, you will not have any taxable gain.
Because you received a 1099-MISC, the IRS will also have received a copy. Therefore you will need to report this 1099-MISC on your 1040. However, you can also report a negative amount under miscellaneous income related to the cost of these DVD to offset this 1099-MISC income. Make sure that the negative basis amount being reported does NOT exceed the income reported on the 1099-MISC.
Here is how to enter both the 1099-MISC and the negative amount for the basis information as other miscellaneous income
To enter the 1099-MISC as miscellaneous income in TurboTax Online or Desktop, please follow these steps:
Now your income will be reported on line 21 on your 1040.
To enter the negative amount for the original cost of the DVD (but only up to the amount of income being reported on your 1099-MISC,
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