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- I have a client who signed and 83(b) for restrictive stock. The paper work say that he is to include this as income on his taxes. It was not added to his W-2 nor did he receive a 1099 or anything el...
I have a client who signed and 83(b) for restrictive stock. The paper work say that he is to include this as income on his taxes. It was not added to his W-2 nor did he receive a 1099 or anything else. How do I report this on his return?
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dwood42
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04-09-2022
03:04 PM
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sjrcpa
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04-09-2022
03:10 PM
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Other income.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
dwood42
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04-11-2022
06:30 PM
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Thank you
itonewbie
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04-11-2022
08:52 PM
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Has your client tried approaching the employer? The employer has every incentive to report the wages as it should in order to deduct the compensation expense. It will also help ensure it carries no liability for failure to withhold and report. The exposure is not only on the employer's but also the employee's share of taxes.
In case your client has exhausted all options with the employer, the employer should be notified that a F.4852 will be filed with the IRS - it may then have more to answer to. With that, I'll report the income on Line 1.
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