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Should I report as taxable income on my 1099-DIV with $195 dividends which I never received money?
This is first time to file income as a college student for scholarships, but I did received 1099-DIV. my parents will reports $195 of dividends as their a child and wonder if i still have to report it for myself.
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June 3, 2019
11:45 AM
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Should I report as taxable income on my 1099-DIV with $195 dividends which I never received money?
your name and SSN on the 1099-DIV is what makes it 'your' 1099-DIV.
If you have to file for reasons other than 1099-DIV, you must put that income on your own return and your parents can't use Form 8614 to report it on the parents' tax return. Generally, Form 8614 is not beneficial.
June 3, 2019
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