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Old 04-23-2008, 10:00 PM
woodrob12 woodrob12 is offline
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1099 Misc Question/Problem

My wife was alloted $3,000 for her 2007 Continuing Medical Education (CME) along with her regular salary.

The question I have is "are these perks that were supposed to pay for my Wife's CME supposed to be reported as a 1099-Misc income and be subject to S/E Taxes?

Also, my wife actually received a 1099-Misc in the amount of $6,000 but it was incorrectly stated, and should have been only $3,000. This was immediately acknowledged to be an error by my Wive's manager and another corrected 1099-Misc was submitted.

I am concerned that this may trigger an audit. Should I be concerned about this this?

Lastly, how must I report this 1099-Misc Income on my Tax return? Should I should it as Schedule C item and list my wife's expenses as part of unreimbursed employee business expenses? Tks.

Phew...

Last edited by TaxGuru : 04-24-2008 at 12:17 PM. Reason: Accidentally erased your question.
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