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Greetings all.
New user here.. so I have a quick question.
My 1099 reported earnings are greater than what was actually received as they withheld some over the course of the year. How do you get your balance sheet to match your 1099 reported earnings?
Example.
Yearly Earning (in the bank- received) - $100,000
Reported earnings on 1099 - $115,000
Where should you put the 15k in qbo since you didn't physically receive it (and it will not be coming to you - ie the company issuing the 1099 is keeping it?) Should you establish an 'adjustment' bank account, do you just not put it in qbo since for tax purposes it goes off the 1099 and have the bank accounts match...or do you do something completely different? Just trying to understand how this all fits together on the balance sheet at the end of the year.
Thank you for your assistance.
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The IRS gets a copy of that 1099, and believe me their computer checks to see if your total income meets or exceeds the value on the 1099. If your total income is less you will hear from them. So to the issue.
Assuming the company is correct about how much they paid you and using your numbers as a lump sum entry
sales income 115,000
commission expense, -15,000
total deposited 100,000
that is how your deposit would look (assuming the hold back is an expense)
The IRS gets a copy of that 1099, and believe me their computer checks to see if your total income meets or exceeds the value on the 1099. If your total income is less you will hear from them. So to the issue.
Assuming the company is correct about how much they paid you and using your numbers as a lump sum entry
sales income 115,000
commission expense, -15,000
total deposited 100,000
that is how your deposit would look (assuming the hold back is an expense)
Thank you for the time... I appreciate it!
What is the journal entry if the income recorded in QBOis $10,000 and Form 1099-K is $12,000?
Thank you
A. Vinck
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