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Buy now & saveWhen I get a reimbursable expense charged to my credit card, I enter the transaction manually in QB, assigning it to the relevant customer:job to make it billable (as an expense, not as an item, for what it's worth). When I create the invoice, I add any such expenses via the Add Time/Costs button. All seems to work fine until I generate the P&L, which removes all such expenses from both the income and the expenses.
That has worked fine in past years when I wasn't using TurboTax. Now that I am, I'd like to transfer figures directly from the P&L (such as 1099-NEC-consistent amounts) but can't due to this issue: when I enter the 1099 amount in TT, I then have no simply-readable expense numbers (on the P&L) to deduct against it.
Anybody? Thanks.
Thanks for laying out your concern here in the Community, @dlabrecque. I know it can be challenging when you can't view all your expenses in a Profit and Loss report. I'll provide some troubleshooting steps to help you isolate this issue.
You've mentioned that this issue only started when using TurboTax. We can run the Verify and Rebuild data tools to isolate this issue. This way, we can verify and resolve the most commonly known data issues within your company file. Also, please ensure that your QuickBooks Desktop is up to date.
Here's how to verify data:
Next, here's how to rebuild the data:
Furthermore, you can visit this article for more troubleshooting steps that will help you fix this issue: Fix data damage on your QuickBooks Desktop company file.
You can also create a backup copy of your files. You may do this either manually or through an automatic process. This way, you can restore them at any time and prevent data loss in the future.
You can also post your concerns regarding TurboTax in the TurboTax Community. This way, they can provide assistance with your concern about entering the 1099 amount.
Another way is to contact TurboTax support so one of our specialists can help you look into this issue further. Here's the link where you can connect with our dedicated specialists: TurboTax Support Contact Us Page.
Additionally, you can learn more about the new 1099-NEC form and how to file it by reading this article: Understanding payment categories for the 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC.
Post here again if you need help with the processes in QBDT. The Community and I will be here to help you. Stay safe, dlabrecque!
It's definitely not a TurboTax problem. TT is simply asking for the amount of the 1099-NEC and then expense amounts. As I've explained, in the case of reimbursed expenses, the QuickBooks P&L provides neither. I need to figure out why.
When I posted about it in the TT community, they told me to get Quickbooks help. :)
Appreciate the details, @dlabrecque.
I'll share some information about the reimbursed expenses. You'll want to pull up a 1099 report. This way, you can view the 1099-NEC amounts.
Here's how:
For additional resources, check out the links below.
With the above recommendation, you're able to view your 1099-NEC amounts.
Please let me know if you have follow-up questions or concerns with 1099s. I'll be around for you. Take care and have a good one.
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