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  • March 10, 2022
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Hi

I signed up in 2021 for a "Webull" brokerage account.  As a resulted, I was "awarded" 2 free stocks.  These are appearing on my 1099 MISC section, Box 3 for $21.  However, Turbotax is making me fill out a Schedule C form as if I am a Sole Proprietor.  Is this correct?   If yes, what should I enter on Sched C for "Business Name", "Line of work", business address, etc?  If not correct, how should I correct this to not have to fill out a schedule C?

 

thank you

    Best answer by RobertB4444

    No, you do not need to file a schedule C for this.  Go to 'Wages and Income' and scroll down to 1099-MISC.  When you enter the form make sure that you enter that 

     

    it did NOT involve a job like your main job

     

    You got it in 2021

     

    It did NOT involve an intent to earn money.

     

    The program will then put it into the OTHER INCOME section with no self employment tax and no schedule C.

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    March 10, 2022

    No, you do not need to file a schedule C for this.  Go to 'Wages and Income' and scroll down to 1099-MISC.  When you enter the form make sure that you enter that 

     

    it did NOT involve a job like your main job

     

    You got it in 2021

     

    It did NOT involve an intent to earn money.

     

    The program will then put it into the OTHER INCOME section with no self employment tax and no schedule C.

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