Schedule C is what you would file if you have business income. If you are filing as self-employed you would have a Schedule C included. If you do not, then you are not filing as self-employed unless you have entered a K-1 or 1099 Misc with expenses associated.

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Vanessa11_2

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What type of income do you have?

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TaxGuyBill

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The program automatically uses the same version you used last year, UNLESS you click the thing that says something like 'My situation has changed' when you VERY FIRST start your tax return.

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tom123456789Author

I did, but it kept coming up that way

PopeyeTheSalior

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You can simply use the "clear and start over" feature in the program. Note that by doing so, it erases the current entries if there are any, but will keep the previous information from last year including your personal info, the income categories and the different schedules you have filed. Follow the prompts and program will revisit those areas for clarification and assist you to select the appropriate version for your new tax return.

1. Sign into your account, select Take me to my return

2. To your left, select Tools, click on the drop-down menu

3. Select Clear and Start Over