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Report it on Sch E if at all. You could treat it as expense sharing and not even report it.
Do you mean your son is paying rent to you to live in your home? If this is simply family cost sharing then there is nothing to enter on a tax return about it. Or do you have some sort of written rental/lease agreement with your son? Please explain what is going on so we can be more helpful.
If you want to treat the rent as a business, and you are charging a fair market level of rent (the same as you would charge a stranger to rent a room with kitchen privileges and whatever else), then you could consider reporting it on schedule E (not C). However, if you are not charging a fair market rent, there is really no benefit to going to all the trouble. In the case of family sharing expenses, there is no requirement to treat family as a business (unless you want to).
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