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It should be reported on Schedule C. It may not be your "main job" but if you were working for Door Dash you were an independent contractor, which is the same as being self-employed from an income tax perspective. You need to file your 1099-MISC income from working as an independent contractor, along with the related expenses on Schedule C.
It should be reported on Schedule C. It may not be your "main job" but if you were working for Door Dash you were an independent contractor, which is the same as being self-employed from an income tax perspective. You need to file your 1099-MISC income from working as an independent contractor, along with the related expenses on Schedule C.
Re: Put in 1099 Misc not my main job and it went in Small business to fill out a Sch C. I deleted out of C and re-entered into 1099 Misc but comes back in Schedule C?
To report this income as "other income" and not Schedule C type income, in TurboTax desktop, go to the Wages & Income section (you will need to click the Federal Taxes tab first). When you are in the Wages & Income section, scroll down to the bottom of the page where you will see Less Common Income, and at the bottom of that list, select Miscellaneous Income.
On the next page, select Other Income and respond accordingly to the questions. You will have to enter the amount you received, and a short description of the income. When done, this income item will be on your Form 1040, line 8.
If you are using TurboTax online, the steps described above are very similar to what you need to do to report your income as "other income." In TurboTax online, go to Income & Expenses, scroll down the page to the last item Less Common Income, select Miscellaneous income, then from the list select Other reportable income. Again you will have to enter the amount you earned plus a short description of the work you performed.
If you are using TurboTax Online, here are the steps to follow to preview your Form 1040:
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