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Ask The Taxgirl: Reporting 1099-MISC Income

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 14, 2008December 4, 2019

Taxpayer asks:

Hi, can I report my 2007 1099MISC income with my 2008 tax return?

Taxgirl says:

I wouldn’t. The IRS will receive a copy of the 1099-MISC issued by the payer and will expect to see corresponding income on your return. When the information doesn’t match up, you will likely receive a notice from the IRS that you failed to report income. To avoid this, claim the 2007 1099-MISC on your 2007 return. If you’ve already filed, I’d file an amended 2007 return.

For more information about forms 1099-MISC and timing, see my prior post on the subject.

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2 thoughts on “Ask The Taxgirl: Reporting 1099-MISC Income”

  1. David says:
    December 31, 2008 at 6:19 pm

    We advertise our restaurants and catering departments in different magazines, does this require us to send them a 1099-misc form?

    Reply
  2. Arnold de la Garza says:
    January 23, 2009 at 10:55 am

    Hi Tax Girl. I have a question…I am needing to get a copy of my 2004, 1099 tax information from a previous business. How am I able to retrieve that??? I have contacted the business but they have informed me that they cannot access the form due to it being archived. Can I retrieve it via any other method….I need to furnish to IRS asap…….please help!!

    thanks,
    Arnold de la Garza
    arnolddelagarza@yahoo.com
    210.887.9100

    Reply

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