If the income was received in tax year 2015 (calendar year 2015) then you need to report it on your taxes this year. Employers are required to submit to the IRS any 1099-misc they issued so the IRS will be looking for you to be reporting that income (they do a match on their end). If you don't report it you will get what is called a CP2000 notice from the IRS telling you you failed to report income and they will likely charge penalties and fees. If you've already filed your taxes, and the status is "accepted", then you can easily amend your return with TurboTax. Sign back into your account and where your filed return shows accepted, there is an option to amend. ... View more

Once you've filed your tax return, you will get an option to save a PDF copy of your return. After filing you can always access a PDF of your return by signing into your account and then going to my tax timeline and accessing a copy of your 2016 return. ... View more

Yes you can. Just go to the Investment topic under Wages and Income within Federal Taxes area and indicate that you received a 1099-B. Then type into the search box UBS... when you see it show up in the list, use your arrow key to arrow down to select it and hit enter (using your mouse to select won't work). Then choose Continue at the bottom of the screen. ... View more

Yes you can file an extension - https://ttlc.intuit.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=%5Bturbotax+faq%5D+extension&button= But it is an extension of time to file not time to pay - so you will need to pay your tax due if you have one. ... View more

Only you and your employer know how many you're supposed to have. At this juncture you have 2 options - file an extension or file the return with what you have and file an amended return if it turns out you have more. ... View more