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Income Tax Question on participating in a funeral service

Personal Finance & Money Asked on May 26, 2021

I participated in a funeral service and was given a $100 check for doing so. Is that considered income (i.e. Other Income) on federal income taxes or is it treated as a gift?


The check was written from the business. The funeral home says they do not produce a 1099.

One Answer

You were paid $100 by a US business. Therefore you should report it on your tax return. If this was in 2020, then report it on the tax return to be submitted in April 2021; if you received the money in 2021 then it will be on the form you submit in April 2022.

The company will not generally send you a 1099 if the total compensation is less than $600.

Note: if your total income from all sources is small enough you might not have to file a return.

Answered by mhoran_psprep on May 26, 2021

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