If I do not have 1099s from contract/freelance work, what do I do?

These are small website projects, and definitely Mom/Pop. Do I have to contact them and get 1099s or can I just list gross income received?

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No, you don't need the Form 1099 to file an accurate tax return, as long as you know your income. Just enter the correct income for your self-employed business.

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