Can I file taxes without 1099?

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   Robert Suhajda

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   Answered April 14, 2011 16:45. The coast is clear. Full speed ahead. The only time you have to attach a 1099 to your tax return is if there is tax withholding.

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   Henry LivelyPro

   Costa Mesa Tax Lawyer

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   Answered April 16, 2011 15:32. A 1099 is just an information return. You need to include the income you received regardless of whether you received a 1099 or not. There is no penalty to you for including the income, but there could be penalties and interest if you do not include it.

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