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Do I need to enter any Interest Income (1099-INT) forms? I dont even know what that means! The IRS website will be happy to help. And the will answer all your questions. |
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I have no choice... I'm doing http://www.my1040ez.com/ ?????? |
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Do I need to enter any Interest Income (1099-INT) forms? I dont even know what that means! No, it just popped up when I finished filling out my w-2 form |
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I'm calling the IRS, but I've been on hold forever. LOL. Nice music though, it's Cinderella!
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Edited by
markc48
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Mon 04/13/09 04:59 PM
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I'm calling the IRS, but I've been on hold forever. LOL. Nice music though, it's Cinderella! |
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What is....
"Taxpayer's Prior Year AGI:" |
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Says:
Must be the EXACT whole dollar amount. Taxpayer's Prior Year AGI: $ ( whole numbers only ) - OR - Taxpayer's Prior Year PIN: |
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Says: Must be the EXACT whole dollar amount. Taxpayer's Prior Year AGI: $ ( whole numbers only ) - OR - Taxpayer's Prior Year PIN: Adjusted Gross Income. When you fill these things out, you need to read all the instructions. It tells you to have last years tax return on hand. |
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Says: Must be the EXACT whole dollar amount. Taxpayer's Prior Year AGI: $ ( whole numbers only ) - OR - Taxpayer's Prior Year PIN: Adjusted Gross Income. When you fill these things out, you need to read all the instructions. It tells you to have last years tax return on hand. I dont have last years. The lady that was on the phone with me from the IRS didn't say I needed it. I explained everything to her. So, now what? |
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Interest income is something that comes from a bank. If you had a bank account that earned you some interest, your bank would send you a 1099, which is the equivalent of the W-2 you get from an employer. If you didn't earn any interest from any bank account, you don't have a 1099 or interest income. So you'd say NO on that question.
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Interest income is something that comes from a bank. If you had a bank account that earned you some interest, your bank would send you a 1099, which is the equivalent of the W-2 you get from an employer. If you didn't earn any interest from any bank account, you don't have a 1099 or interest income. So you'd say NO on that question. lol, there is no, "yes/no" option. lol. I'm calling the IRS again, beautiful Cinderella Music! |
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Edited by
jessicapickle
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Mon 04/13/09 05:48 PM
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You said, "Do I need to enter any Interest Income (1099-INT) forms?" If you have no interest income from a bank account, then your answer is no. So you're done adding W-2s and 1099's.
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free hat!
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But my absolute favorite is:
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But my absolute favorite is:
i want one! |
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Dang, I just finished my taxes, I should have got some help here
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