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1042-S

I have a client who won money from gambling, and recived a 1042-S because he identified himself with his foreign passport. How do I go about entering the 1042-S into his 1040 since its not supported by the program? Do I have to just finish his 1040 and send the 1042-S forms' with it to the IRS, or is there a way to enter it into the program?

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Camp1040
Level 11

1099-MISC 

Box 4: Federal income tax withheld.

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sjrcpa
Level 15

You could try entering it as 1099 withholding and attaching the 1042-S as a pdf.

I expect correspondence will ensue.

Is it enough withholding to worry about?

The more I know, the more I don't know.
Camp1040
Level 11

I would enter it as other income line 8. Use the other income statement and report the amount on Line 2c.

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Camp1040
Level 11

I would go with @sjrcpa answer, especially if their is withholding. I assumed no withholding since it wasn't mentioned.....so true what is said about assuming!

sjrcpa
Level 15

If there is no withholding, just report it as gambling winnings and don't worry about the 1042-S.

@Camp1040 I made an assumption, too.

The more I know, the more I don't know.

There is $382 of withholding. How would I enter the form as a 1099-Nec, or 1099 Misc? 

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Camp1040
Level 11

1099-MISC 

Box 4: Federal income tax withheld.