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         qualified  settlement  income,  the  reductions  for   to  provide  food  to  individuals  eligible  for  help   at its FMV in the first year it's your undisputed
         the amount contributed to an eligible retirement   under the program.   possession.
         plan, and the net amount.
            Income averaging.  For purposes of the in-  Foreign currency transactions.  If you have a   Free  tour.  If  you  received  a  free  tour  from  a
                                             gain on a personal foreign currency transaction
                                                                                 travel agency for organizing a group of tourists,
         come averaging rules that apply to an individual   because  of  changes  in  exchange  rates,  you   you must include its value in your income. Re-
         engaged in a farming or fishing business, quali-  don't  have  to  include  that  gain  in  your  income   port the FMV of the tour on Schedule 1 (Form
         fied settlement income is treated as attributable   unless it's more than $200. If the gain is more   1040), line 8z, if you aren't in the trade or busi-
         to a fishing business for the tax year in which it's   than $200, report it as a capital gain.  ness of organizing tours. You can't deduct your
         received. See Schedule J (Form 1040) and its                            expenses in serving as the voluntary leader of
         instructions for more information.  Foster  care  providers.  Generally,  payment   the group at the group's request. If you organize
                                             you receive from a state, political subdivision, or   tours  as  a  trade  or  business,  report  the  tour's
         Fees  for  services.  Include  all  fees  for  your   a  qualified  foster  care  placement  agency  for   value on Schedule C (Form 1040).
         services  in  your  income.  Examples  of  these   caring  for  a  qualified  foster  individual  in  your
         fees are amounts you receive for services you   home is excluded from your income. However,   Gambling  winnings.  You  must  include  your
         perform as:                         you must include in your income payment to the   gambling winnings in your income on Schedule
           • A corporate director;           extent it's received for the care of more than 5   1 (Form 1040), line 8b. Winnings from fantasy
           • An executor, administrator, or personal   qualified  foster  individuals  age  19  years  or   sports  leagues  are  gambling  winnings.  If  you
             representative of an estate;    older.                              itemize  your  deductions  on  Schedule  A  (Form
           • A manager of a trade or business you op-  A qualified foster individual is a person who:  1040), you can deduct gambling losses you had
             erated before declaring chapter 11 bank-                            during  the  year,  but  only  up  to  the  amount  of
             ruptcy;                           1. Is living in a foster family home; and  your winnings. If you're in the trade or business
           • A notary public; or               2. Was placed there by:           of gambling, use Schedule C (Form 1040). For
           • An election precinct official.                                      tax years 2018 through 2025, professional gam-
               If you aren't an employee and the fees   a. An agency of a state or one of its polit-  bling  losses  and  expenses  are  limited  to  the
                                                    ical subdivisions, or
          TIP  for your services from a single payer in                          amount of your winnings.
               the course of the payer's trade or busi-  b. A qualified foster care placement   Lotteries  and  raffles.  Winnings  from  lot-
         ness total $600 or more for the year, the payer   agency.               teries and raffles are gambling winnings. In ad-
         should send you Form 1099-MISC.        Difficulty-of-care  payments.  These  are   dition  to  cash  winnings,  you  must  include  in
                                             payments that are designated by the payer as   your  income  the  FMV  of  bonds,  cars,  houses,
            Corporate  director.  Corporate  director                            and other noncash prizes. However, the differ-
         fees are self-employment income. Report these   compensation for providing the additional care   ence  between  the  FMV  and  the  cost  of  an  oil
                                             that is required for physically, mentally, or emo-
         payments on Schedule C (Form 1040).
                                             tionally handicapped qualified foster individuals.   and  gas  lease  obtained  from  the  government
            Personal  representatives.  All  personal   A state must determine that the additional com-  through a lottery isn't includible in income.
         representatives  must  include  in  their  gross  in-  pensation is needed, and the care for which the   Installment  payments.    Generally,  if  you
         come fees paid to them from an estate. If you   payments  are  made  must  be  provided  in  the   win a state lottery prize payable in installments,
         aren't in the trade or business of being an exec-  foster care provider's home in which the quali-  you must include in your gross income the an-
         utor  (for  instance,  you're  the  executor  of  a   fied foster individual was placed.  nual  payments  and  any  amounts  you  receive
         friend's  or  relative's  estate),  report  these  fees   Certain Medicaid waiver payments are trea-  designated  as  interest  on  the  unpaid  install-
         on Schedule 1 (Form 1040), line 8z. If you're in   ted  as  difficulty-of-care  payments  when  re-  ments. If you sell future lottery payments for a
         the trade or business of being an executor, re-  ceived by an individual care provider for caring   lump sum, you must report the amount you re-
         port these fees as self-employment income on   for an eligible individual (whether related or un-  ceive  from  the  sale  as  ordinary  income  (on
         Schedule C (Form 1040). The fee isn't includi-  related) living in the provider's home. See No-  Schedule  1  (Form  1040),  line  8b)  in  the  year
         ble in income if it's waived.       tice   2014-7,   available   at   IRS.gov/irb/  you receive it.
                                             2014-4_IRB#NOT-2014-7,  and  related  ques-
            Manager of trade or business for bank-  tions  and  answers,  available  at  IRS.gov/  Form  W-2G.  You  may  have  received  a
         ruptcy estate.   Include in your income all pay-  Individuals/Certain-Medicaid-Waiver-  Form W-2G showing the amount of your gam-
         ments received from your bankruptcy estate for   Payments-May-Be-Excludable-From-Income,   bling  winnings  and  any  tax  taken  out  of  them.
         managing or operating a trade or business that   for more information.  Include the amount from box 1 on Schedule 1
         you  operated  before  you  filed  for  bankruptcy.   You  must  include  in  your  income  diffi-  (Form 1040), line 8b. Include the amount shown
         Report this income on Schedule 1 (Form 1040),   culty-of-care payments to the extent they're re-  in box 4 on Form 1040 or 1040-SR, line 25c, as
         line 8z.                            ceived for more than:               federal income tax withheld.
            Notary  public.  Report  payments  for  these   • 10 qualified foster individuals under age
         services  on  Schedule  C  (Form  1040).  These   19, or                Gifts and inheritances.  In most cases, prop-
         payments aren't subject to self-employment tax.   • Five qualified foster individuals age 19 or   erty  you  receive  as  a  gift,  bequest,  or  inheri-
         See the separate Instructions for Schedule SE   older.                  tance isn't included in your income. However, if
         (Form 1040) for details.               Maintaining  space  in  home.    If  you're   property you receive this way later produces in-
                                                                                 come such as interest, dividends, or rents, that
            Election  precinct  official.  You  should  re-  paid to maintain space in your home for emer-  income is taxable to you. If property is given to
         ceive a Form W-2 showing payments for serv-  gency  foster  care,  you  must  include  the  pay-  a trust and the income from it is paid, credited,
         ices performed as an election official or election   ment in your income.  or distributed to you, that income is also taxable
         worker.  Report  these  payments  on  line  1a  of   Reporting  taxable  payments.  If  you  re-  to you. If the gift, bequest, or inheritance is the
         Form 1040 or 1040-SR.               ceive  payments  that  you  must  include  in  your   income from the property, that income is taxa-
                                             income and you're in business as a foster care   ble to you.
         Food program payments to daycare provid-  provider,  report  the  payments  on  Schedule  C
         ers.  If  you  operate  a  daycare  service  and  re-  (Form 1040). See Pub. 587 to help you deter-  Inherited pension or IRA.  If you inherited
         ceive payments under the Child and Adult Care   mine the amount you can deduct for the use of   a pension or an IRA, you may have to include
         Food Program administered by the Department   your home.                part  of  the  inherited  amount  in  your  income.
         of  Agriculture  that  aren't  for  your  services,  the                See Survivors and Beneficiaries in Pub. 575 if
         payments  aren't  included  in  your  income  in   Found property.  If you find and keep property   you inherited a pension. See What if You Inherit
         most cases. However, you must include in your   that doesn't belong to you that has been lost or   an IRA? in Pubs. 590-A and 590-B if you inheri-
         income any part of the payments you don't use   abandoned (treasure trove), it's taxable to you   ted an IRA.


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