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Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

 
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Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

From what I read, this is a settlement for money that was stolen from you (excess fees deducted from your account without permission).  In that case it is not taxable, since it is reimbursing you for actual damages.

Amount in excess of your actual damages would be taxable "other income".

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Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

What's the settlement for?  Excess interest, lost wages, punitive damages, etc.  
nikima99
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Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

Federal Trade Commission won lawsuits against payday loan companies for charging illegal finance fees. Ppl who had used the loans got a settlement check in September 2018.

Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

From what I read, this is a settlement for money that was stolen from you (excess fees deducted from your account without permission).  In that case it is not taxable, since it is reimbursing you for actual damages.

Amount in excess of your actual damages would be taxable "other income".

nikima99
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Received a payday loan settlement check from the FTC. I did not receive any 1099 forms but Im sure it needs to be claimed on my taxes. How do I go about this?

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