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  • Harvey Lucas
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    • Apr 2006
    • 217
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    Strike Pay

    Client recieved a 1099Misc from "General Teamsters Local 174", box 7, nonemployee compensation is $7196.

    Client told me it is for "strike pay".

    Schedule C and SE?

    Or 1040 line 21?

    HarveyLucas
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      Strike benefits

      Strike and lockout benefits. Benefits paid to you by a union as strike or lockout benefits, including both cash and the fair market value of other property, usually are included in your income as compensation. Pub. 525 page 32

      I think that means line 7 on the 1040.

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