RObinhood gave me 1099-MISC. Turbotax is able to identify a 1099MISC but does not show it eventually. However, on the review page, it asks me to verify a schedule C box.

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February 14, 2023
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I received a 1099-MISC from Robinhood, the amount is only 0.07 for "other income". Upon entering an account number and a document id, Robinhood is able to identify 2 forms from Robinhood (1099-B and MISC). However, only 1099B shows up on the "Wages and Income" summary page. As a result, the final review page asks me to fill out "schedule C" but I don't know what to put it.
I don't even know where the 7 cents came from. Probably some stock since it's from Robinhood. It's not self-employment either I guess - because I know there can be many 1099MISC sources.

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DavidD66

You should just ignore the 1099-MISC. $.07 rounds to zero. You don't want to complete a Schedule C - Profit or Loss From Business for $.07. I recommend you delete the 1099-MISC.

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redstorm64

I have the same problem except when I delete the 1099-MISC I still get Schedule C related errors when TurboTax runs Smart Check. I've tried manually deleting related info from the Forms view but unsuccessful so far.

Also, if it wasn't a value that rounded down to zero then what? It seems like TurboTax expects that I'd have to input information on my personal business that doesn't exist. This doesn't seem correct.

JamesG1

An IRS form 1099-MISC reporting small amounts not related to a self-employment activity would likely be reported to other income. Provide more details and the steps for reporting such an entry can be provided.

Rather than delete the Schedule C information in FORMS view, have you tried to delete the Schedule C in the step-by-step process?

In TurboTax Desktop, you may find the incomplete Schedule C information by following these steps: