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I get gas royalties from three different companies. How do I separate them to show as property A, B and C on schedule E. Do I have to show them as separate properties

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
February 15, 2025
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I have 3 1099-misc forms for the same property.

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Yes, set up three different properties under the Rental Properties and Royalties section of Wages & Income. Be sure to indicate these are royalty properties and use a unique nickname for each one. Then enter the related Form 1099-MISC for each property. (To avoid duplication, do not enter the 1099's under the 1099 topic.)

Additional information: How to Enter 1099 Royalty Income & Expenses

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