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I received two 1099 forms from a company I did work for this year. I beleive one of the 1099 forms, for less money, reflected compensation for travel expenses. Does the amount of money on the 1099 with the larger amount reflect the total of the salary paid and for the travel expenses or do I need to add both 1099 forms together to get the total gross income?
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Salem, Virginia
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Marvin,EA
691 days and 21 hours ago.
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Hello and thank you for using Just Answer. Are you self-employer or a wages employee for the company?
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I'm self employeed but most of my work was for one company.
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You will report all income from the 1099s you received on Sch. C, Profit and Loss from Business, and deduct the travel expenses on Sch. C.
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