As far as the input for the 1099, it will depend upon the type of 1099 Form. If it is a 1099-R, you will enter it as follows in the federal interview section:

Select Income & Expenses
Scroll down to All Income
Select show more to the right of Retirement Plans & Social Security
Select start/revisit to the right of IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R)

If the 1099 is related to another source, it will be still be entered into your Federal interview section.

Select Income & Expenses
Scroll down to All Income
Depending upon the source of your 1099, your input would vary. For example, a 1099-INT would be entered under Interest income.

Income input

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If you received more than $600, you should be issued a 1099-MISC. If not, you will not receive the document, but you still need to report the income. Please note, this will require you to pay self-employment taxes, which are Social Security and Medicare taxes, on this income.

Follow these steps if you have a 1099-MISC:

Under the Federal menu, click on Wages & Income
Expand the menu for Other Common Income
Click Start/Revisit next to Form 1099-MISC
Enter the information as shown on your document

If you have a business and the 1099 income is related to the business, you may have to create a Schedule C. This will also allow you to deduct business expenses. Follow these steps: