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Anyone use TurboTax for the business?
If so which version do you use? Do you use TurboTax home & business?
I'm using it for the first time, TurboTax Deluxe and it doesnt let me put in 1099-K info, which is what CCbill gives. so do I have to get the TurboTax Home & Business in order to put this in? thanks |
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Select the Federal Taxes tab (the Personal tab in the Home & Business edition).
Select the Wages & Income subtab. Scroll down the Wages & Income screen until you see the Other Common Income group. Click on the Start/Update button to the right of the Income from Form 1099-K category. Follow the prompts. |
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thanks but when I go tot he Form 1099-K category section it says:
"The IRS does not require you to report these payments separately from your other income. But, you do have to report all your income. Continue to go through the Wages & Income section and report your 1099-K income in the appropriate income section." But it doesnt tell you the appropriate section, lol. So theres a link to use the 1099-k form, but when you click it you get an explanation instead of the form. do you put it into 1099-misc instead of 1099-k? thanks |
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I might have ... Sorry it's been a few months already. Perhaps this can help:
http://www.cliftonlarsonallen.com/ta...orm_1099s.aspx My left nut for a flat tax system ![]() |
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thanks! 123
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I found the answer...I had to buy TurboTax Home & Business. the regular deluxe doesnt include it.
fyi I got it on amazon for $70 which is cheaper than the normal price. |
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