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Taxpayer went to Australia and made $941.04
I am not sure how to handle this at all. There is no tax form just a piece of paper this was his YTD
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Is the taxpayer a US Citizen?
Was he an employee or was he an independent contractor?
Was income tax paid to Australia?
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Yes, hes a US citizen. No taxes paid. No w2. Maybe a sub? Its not on a 1099. Just on a sheet of paper with company name.
Taxpayer is saying with Aussie conversion rate it might not even be $600 US dollars?
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If the person/company paying him had 'control' over his work, he was likely an employee. If that is the case, go to line 1z of the 1040 and double-click it. Double-click again. Go to line i4 and enter the foreign wages.
If the person/company paying him did not have 'control' over his work, you need to determine if it is a business or 'other' income. If the work was unrelated to his 'regular' work, it is likely 'other' income in which case you enter it on line 8 of Schedule 1. If the work was very similar to his 'usual' work, it might need to go on Schedule C.
Yes, you need to convert it to US dollars.
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"with Aussie conversion rate it might not even be $600 US dollars?"
You perhaps are thinking of the 1099 issuer regulations. That isn't the perspective for your taxpayer.
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