What income is taxable?

The following income is taxable:

• Wages (W-2)
• Interest income (1099-INT)
• Dividend income (1099-DIV)
• Unemployment compensation
• Social Security benefits may be partially taxable (SSA-1099)
• Retirement income (1099-R)
• State refunds if you itemized your deductions last year may be taxable (1099-G)
• Stocks or investments sold (1099-B or consolidated 1099)
• Cryptocurrency sold (1099-DA or consolidated 1099)
• Miscellaneous income (1099-MISC)
• Nonemployee Compensation (1099-NEC)
• Business or self-employment income, including Form 1099-K (Schedule C)
• Partnership income (Schedule K-1)
• S Corporation income (Schedule K-1)
• Rental income
• Farm income (Schedule F)
• Farm rental income (Form 4835)
• Gambling income (W-2G)
• Original issue discount income (1099-OID)
• Estate and trust income (Schedule K-1)
• Seller-financed loan interest
• Royalty income
• Tips, and other compensation (even if unreported)
• Home sale income may be taxable in some cases
• Canceled debt (1099-C)
• Tuition program distributions may be taxable (1099-Q)
• ABLE Account distributions may be taxable (1099-QA)
• Contracts and straddles
• Other income, including:
  
  • Alimony received, for divorce or separation agreements executed before 2018
  • Alaska Permanent Fund Dividends
  • Household employee income
  • Taxable scholarship income
  • Gambling income not reported on Form W-2G
  • Net Operating Loss carryforward (NOL)
  • Jury Duty
  • Prizes, awards, or miscellaneous income

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