My daughter received 1099-NEC for $808 as she was helping a local tutoring business. Where should I report this in Turbotax?

Your daughter has to report her 1099-NEC on her own tax return. You cannot report it on your tax return. With income of $808 on a 1099-NEC she is required to file a tax return.

To enter the 1099-NEC in your daughter's tax return in TurboTax, go to Federal Taxes > Wages & Income. Under "1099-MISC and Other Common Income" click the Start button for "Income from Form 1099-NEC."

Your daughter was self-employed, or at least the business that she helped treated her as a contractor, not an employee. The 1099-NEC income will be reported as business income. If the $808 is her only income she will not have to pay any income tax, but she will have to pay self-employment tax.

To clarify, you are not required to report your daughter's $808 income from the 1099-NEC on your tax return.

For the 2024 tax year, a minor who can be claimed as a dependent must file a tax return if their earned income exceeds their Standard Deduction. This is the greater of $1,300 or the amount of earned income plus $450, up to the full Standard Deduction of $14,600

Since your daughter's earned income from the 1099-NEC is $808, she does not meet the threshold for mandatory filing based on earned income alone. However, since it is for self-employment as noted by @RJS  the threshold is $400 and you daughter would  need to file a return,

For more detailed guidance, you can refer to  IRS publication on filing requirements

See to post by @rjs to file a 1099-NEC if your daughter elects to file a return.

[Edited 03/03/2025|7:35 pm PST]

In the IRS information that SabrinaD2 referenced, note that anyone with self-employment income of $400 or more is required to file a tax return. That applies to everyone, including minors and anyone who can be claimed as a dependent. That's why your daughter is required to file. The $400 threshold for self-employment income is separate from the earned income threshold for dependents.