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Other Added - Tax Facts For Freelancers (Pt 2)
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When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the ag
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One agent's 1099 lists the gross (full) amount she received from the publisher as my income; that is, she doesn't allow for the commission subtracted by her up front before sending a check for the balance to me. The other one handles things differently; his 1099 lists only the net (after commission) payment he actually sent to me. How should I handle these payments on my return? I know I have to report the income, but I'm not sure which figures to report!
Answer: Let consistency be your guide. The amount of income you declare should be consistent with the figures shown on your 1099 forms. Otherwise, the IRS computers might go bananas, with unpleasant consequences.
When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the age
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One agent's 1099 lists the gross (full) amount she received from the publisher as my income; that is, she doesn't allow for the commission subtracted by her up front before sending a check for the balance to me. The other one handles things differently; his 1099 lists only the net (after commission) payment he actually sent to me. How should I handle these payments on my return? I know I have to report the income, but I'm not sure which figures to report!
Answer: Let consistency be your guide. The amount of income you declare should be consistent with the figures shown on your 1099 forms. Otherwise, the IRS computers might go bananas, with unpleasant consequences.
When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the ag
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Answer: Let consistency be your guide. The amount of income you declare should be consistent with the figures shown on your 1099 forms. Otherwise, the IRS computers might go bananas, with unpleasant consequences.
When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the ag
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Answer: Let consistency be your guide. The amount of income you declare should be consistent with the figures shown on your 1099 forms. Otherwise, the IRS computers might go bananas, with unpleasant consequences.
When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the ag
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When it comes to monies you receive via an agent, what you should declare depends on whether the agent submits a 1099 form for you that shows the gross amount (total paid by the publisher) or the net amount (amount actually paid to you after the agent's commission is deducted).
If the 1099 filed by the agent lists the gross, then that's the figure you should include in totaling your income to come up with your gross on line 1 of your Schedule C -- and remember to include the agent's commission, which is deductible on the line for commissions and fees, line 10. Does the 1099 filed by the agent list the net amount? Then, you should use that amount in arriving at your gross income figure -- and you should not deduct the commission on line 10, since it's already been subtracted from the income figure.
To make it perfectly clear, here's an example. Say your agent receives a check from your stock agency in the amount of $50,000, deducts the 15 percent commission of $7500, and s
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