1099
- Capital Gains and Losses – Capital Gains Collectibles 28% Rate Gain
- Capital Gains and Losses – Dividends Received on Restricted Stock
- Correct, Add or Review W-2 or Form 1099 (Video)
- Employee or Independent Contractor
- Entering Corrected Forms
- Form 1040 – Disability Status
- Form 1041 – Capital Gains and Losses
- Form 1041 – Entering Backup Withholding Distributed to Beneficiaries
- Form 1099-A – Foreclosure/Repossession
- Form 1099-B – Cost Basis and Date Acquired
- Form 1099-B – Create Your Own Spreadsheet (CSV File)
- Form 1099-B – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-B – Not Taxable
- Form 1099-B – Separate Line Reporting Exceptions (Schedule D or 8949 Summary Totals)
- Form 1099-B – Traders in Securities
- Form 1099-B – Various Purchase Dates
- Form 1099-C – Cancellation of Debt
- Form 1099-C – Entering Cancellation of Debt in Program
- Form 1099-DIV – Entering Dividend Income in Program
- Form 1099-DIV – Entering Dividends in Program
- Form 1099-DIV – Entering Tax Exempt in Program
- Form 1099-DIV – No EIN or Payer’s FEIN
- Form 1099-DIV – Nominees
- Form 1099-DIV – Rounding
- Form 1099-G – Box 2 – Entering State Income Tax Refund in Program
- Form 1099-G – Box 7 – Agricultural Payments
- Form 1099-G – Unemployment, Tax Refunds, RTAA, and More
- Form 1099-INT – Accrued Interest
- Form 1099-INT – CUSIP Number – Consolidate Entries
- Form 1099-INT – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-INT – Exempt with Accrued Interest
- Form 1099-INT – Federal or State Exempt Interest
- Form 1099-INT – Foreign Interest – Checkbox for Mutual Fund or Regulated Investment Company
- Form 1099-INT – Interest Earned for the Year is More than $10
- Form 1099-INT – Interest Redeemed on U.S. Savings Bonds That Was Reported Previously
- Form 1099-INT – Nominees
- Form 1099-K – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-K – Merchant Card and Third-Party Network Payments
- Form 1099-LTC – Long-Term Care and Accelerated Death Benefits
- Form 1099-MISC – Deleting Blank Forms
- Form 1099-MISC – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-MISC – Entering Nonqualified Deferred Compensation in Program
- Form 1099-MISC – Entering Other Income in Program
- Form 1099-MISC – Federal or State Withholding
- Form 1099-MISC – Gross Proceeds Paid to an Attorney
- Form 1099-MISC – Medical and Health Care Payments
- Form 1099-MISC – Nominee Income
- Form 1099-MISC – Nonqualified Deferred Compensation
- Form 1099-MISC – Other Income
- Form 1099-MISC – Payer Made Direct Sales of $5,000 or More
- Form 1099-MISC – Rents
- Form 1099-MISC – Reviewing
- Form 1099-MISC – Royalties
- Form 1099-MISC – Section 409A Deferrals
- Form 1099-OID – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-OID – Number of Forms Supported
- Form 1099-PATR – Taxable Distributions Received from Cooperatives
- Form 1099-Q – Payments from Qualified Education Programs
- Form 1099-Q – Taxable to Recipient or Designated Beneficiary
- Form 1099-R – 401(k) Distributions
- Form 1099-R – Basic Information
- Form 1099-R – Charitable Gift Annuity Code
- Form 1099-R – Distribution Codes
- Form 1099-R – Excess 401k Contributions
- Form 1099-R – Number of Forms Supported
- Form 1099-R – Reporting Other Information
- Form 1099-R – Rollover
- Form 1099-S – Sale of Real Estate Property
- Form 1099-SA – Entering Distributions from a Health Savings Account (HSA) or MSA
- Form 1099-SA – Distribution From a Medicare Advantage MSA
- Form 1099-SA – Distributions From an Archer or Medicare Advantage MSA
- Form 1099-SA – Distributions from an HSA
- Form 4361 – Exempt Clergy Income or Wages
- Form 8606 – Inherited IRA
- Form SSA-1099
- Form W-2 – Adding, Reviewing, or Deleting
- Form W-2 – Make a Change After E-Filing
- Form W-2 – Tier I Medicare Railroad Retirement
- Form W-4P – Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments
- Forms SSA-1099 and RRB-1099 – Entering Social Security or Railroad Retirement in Program
- Forms W-2 or 1099 – Rounding Off to Whole Dollars
- Forms W-2, 1098, and 1099 – Where to Report Items
- Importing From Fidelity
- Independent Contractors
- Investment Expenses Deductible – Why Am I Not Able To Enter Investment Fees
- IRS Notice 2014-7 – Difficulty of Care Payments
- Mississippi – Gambling Withholdings Non-Refundable
- New York – Form 1099-INT – Exempt Interest
- New York Unable to E-File Due to Federal Unable to E-File
- Pennsylvania – Electronic Filing Qualification Alert
- Pennsylvania – Retirement Income
- Railroad Retirement Contributions or Income
- Reporting interest of $10 or less from Form 1099-INT in TaxAct
- Royalties – General Information
- Schedule 3 (Form 1040) – Excess Social Security Withheld
- Schedule C – Self Employed
- Simplified Method Worksheet