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Can I exclude my 1099-C from my taxable income?
by TurboTax•70• Updated 2 months ago
In certain cases, you can exclude your 1099-C from your taxable income. Although the IRS generally considers canceled, forgiven, or discharged debt as taxable income, there are exclusions and exceptions to the rule.
When you enter your 1099-C in TurboTax, we'll ask a series of questions to determine if some or all of your 1099-C debt can be excluded.
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