WITAXLADY Posted February 10, 2023 Report Posted February 10, 2023 Volunteer worked 6 months and the organization got a grant and split it up amongst the volunteers. Taxpayer forgot to claim it in 2021- no 1099, just her check stub. Amend? - Claim as other income? Only expenses would be miles.. Thank you, darlene Quote
DANRVAN Posted February 10, 2023 Report Posted February 10, 2023 1 hour ago, WITAXLADY said: Amend? - Claim as other income? Most likely, although it could go several different directions depending on facts and circumstance as well as dollar amount. I would be curious as to how the org. reported the distribution to the volunteers; sounds like more than a matter of reimbursement of expenses. 1 hour ago, WITAXLADY said: Only expenses would be miles.. I think that would only apply if put on schedule C. Without any further information I would go with other income on 1040X. 1 Quote
mcb39 Posted February 10, 2023 Report Posted February 10, 2023 Many Government and Public Assistance grants are not taxable. See Quickfinders; Page 4-5. Also included are some Volunteer grants. If there was no 1099; I would certainly try to find out if it is indeed taxable. 4 Quote
DANRVAN Posted February 11, 2023 Report Posted February 11, 2023 8 hours ago, mcb39 said: Many Government and Public Assistance grants are not taxable. See Quickfinders; Page 4-5. Also included are some Volunteer grants. As I understand OP, grant was made to a charitable org which then divided it up among the volunteers. While grant was not taxable to the org, I can’t see where the distribution of the grant to volunteers would be non-taxable if it was above and beyond a reimbursement. The IRS rules are strict in such matters. I would be curious in how the org. classified the distribution to the volunteers on form 990. 1 Quote
DANRVAN Posted February 11, 2023 Report Posted February 11, 2023 14 hours ago, mcb39 said: Also included are some Volunteer grants. I believe a "volunteer grant" is a donation from a company a volunteer is employed with - to a charity the employee volunteers for. The org. uses it for it's charitable purposes; it is not disbursed to the volunteer as in the case of OP. 1 Quote
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