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- Re: which uber docs are taxable? i know 1099 nec is taxable but what about see below
which uber docs are taxable? i know 1099 nec is taxable but what about see below
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sfong2000
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12-06-2021
03:27 PM
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which uber docs are taxable? i know 1099 nec is taxable but what about gross earnings, expenses, fees and tax and net payout? do i claim on schedule C the net payout and also the 1099 NEC?
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abctax55
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12-06-2021
04:11 PM
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ALL income is taxable (with a very few exceptions). Whether it's on a F 1099-NEC or not....
You’ve come to an Intuit site supporting tax professionals, and you may be looking for support as an individual taxpayer. Please visit the TurboTax Help site for support.
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qbteachmt
Level 15
12-07-2021
10:45 AM
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"do i claim on schedule C the net payout and also the 1099 NEC?"
Do you understand how Net and Gross differ for use on tax forms? Payouts are the Banking. That isn't the operational data for tax forms.
Did you try googling:
Those topics should be helpful to you, along with the IRS 1099 references.
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