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DavidS127
DavidS127
February 2, 2020

You don't make a separate entry for your 1099-K in TurboTax.  Your 1099-K income should already be included in the income you enter for your business.  Just make sure the self-employment income (or rental income) includes your 1099-L amounts.

 

In your TurboTax, you can use the "magnifying glass Search" icon to search for "1099-K".  Click on the "Jump to 1099-K" link and then "See examples" for more info.

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