IRS Form 1099-DIV Reporting on Form 1040 Tax Return
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Did you receive Form 1099-DIV from a broker or corporation? If so, you'll likely have to report that income on your federal tax return and pay taxes.
This video covers some of the most commonly used fields on Form 1099-DIV and where to report on your tax return.
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Was hoping you might help. Our bank where we had a checking account was acquired by a credit union and the brokerage firm that liquefied the assets of the bank sent us a check for 1310 dollars and this year a 1099 div with only box 9 checked with the amount 1310. We are very puzzled asto where we should report this. Should we put it in schedule B as dividend income ? It was reported on a div form so is it a div ? Is it taxable ? Thanks for any help with this .
It seems to me the first page is a straight line and calculated as income.
I wish it showed more clearly that qualified dividends was not calculated as income on the far right side
As in straight down and calculated as income
If you have qualified dividend, you need to complete the Qualified Dividends and Capital Gains worksheet within the Form 1040 instructions. We have a video here that covers this topic: th-cam.com/video/gqRKwn4ef74/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you Kimberly