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February 26, 2020
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1099-MISC FOR HEALTH CARE PAYMENTS

  • February 26, 2020
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My client negotiated a retirement buy-out from his employer. As part of his compensation his former employer paid for medical and health care which is reported on form 1099-misc in box 6.

Proseries entries require linking this payment to a Sch C, which is not appropriate since he is retired. How else should this payment be entered?

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Best answer by Jim-from-Ohio

I would 

  • Show it as income on Schedule C
  • Deduct same amount on Schedule C, netting Schedule C to zero, labeling the expense something like "Health Care Reported in Error on 1099, picking up as income as Other Income
  • Include amount as Other Income
  • Then see if they have enough medical to report on Schedule A, including these premiums. 

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Jim-from-Ohio
Intuit Community Champion
February 26, 2020

I would 

  • Show it as income on Schedule C
  • Deduct same amount on Schedule C, netting Schedule C to zero, labeling the expense something like "Health Care Reported in Error on 1099, picking up as income as Other Income
  • Include amount as Other Income
  • Then see if they have enough medical to report on Schedule A, including these premiums. 
qbteachmt
Level 15
February 26, 2020

This: "As part of his compensation his former employer paid for medical and health care which is reported on form 1099-misc in box 6."

Should have been issued to the Doctor, and the Amount would be part of the W2, if it is to be considered part of compensation for the employee.

You can ask the employer to correct all of that.

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qbteachmt
Level 15
February 26, 2020

@DANNI 

In this other topic, you asked again, but a bit differently:

https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/proseries-discussions/discussion/re-1099-misc-box-6-schedule-c/01/59835/highlight/false#M33358

You explained the payments are Medical Insurance Premiums.

All of this was done wrong by that employer.

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