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Client received a 1099-K from PayPal that was for a payment issued by his insurance company for damage caused by a tree falling on his home. Pro-series is treating this as if it was a payment made for a purchase or business transaction. Is there a way to record the money then pull it back out? I found one article that say's on Sch 1 put the figure in and it cancel's, tried that but it didn't work. Any and all feedback is welcome.
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the 1099K worksheet, arent there some other choices under reconciliation?
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Yes, and when you enter the number there it shows up at the top of Schedule 1 as having been included in error.
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See your doctor after April 15. Might be a case of creeping fuddy-duddyism.
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