I got a w-2, 1099-misc, and a 1099-int from my former employer from a settlement along with my w-2 for wages. Do I have to file all three form and my w-2 from wages?

[kita01key]

The w-2 box 1 is only $453 and shows withholding the 1099-misc box 3 has $679.03 which is different from the 1099-int that shows $679.01 in box 1. Do I really need to file these forms?

[PeterM]

Yes, you'll need to file all the forms as you normally would. The 1099-MISC amount should be put on Line 21 of Form 1040. The 1099-INT should be included as interest income on Line 1 of Schedule B. And your W-2s should just be included as wages...like normal.

To get the 1099-Misc on your tax return follow this path in Turbo Tax Premier...

1. Click the Federal Taxes tab
2. Click the Wages & Income tab
3. Click the I'll Choose What I Work button
   
4. Under the Less Common Income, click the Miscellaneous Income 1099-A, 1099-C start button
5. Under the Miscellaneous Income heading, click the Other Reportable Income start button
6. Click the Yes button for receiving any other taxable income
7. Enter a description and the amount, then click the Continue button

To get the 1099-INT on your tax return follow this path in Turbo Tax Premier...

1. Click the Federal Taxes tab
2. Click the Wages & Income tab
3. Click the I'll Click the l Choose What I Work button
4. Under the Interest and Dividends heading, click the Interest on 1099-INT start button
5. Click the Yes button
   
6. Click the I'll Type It In Myself option, click the Continue button
7. Enter who you received it from and the amount, then click the Continue button

To get the W-2s on your tax return follow this path in Turbo Tax Premier...

1. Click the Federal Taxes tab
2. Click the Wages & Income tab
3. Click the I'll Click the l Choose What I Work button
4. Under the Wages and Salaries heading, click the Wages and Salaries start button