Say I had a side "job" that pays cash. I ****ume I am suppose to pay taxes on this. How would one pay taxes on cash income?
Say I had a side "job" that pays cash. I ****ume I am suppose to pay taxes on this. How would one pay taxes on cash income?
Claim the income on your taxes and write a check for them.
If they do not send you a 1099 then simply add it to your income and pay the taxes
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How have you managed to make it this far in life?
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you have to pay ss tax as well as income tax on it if nothing was withheld
Even TurboTax holds your hand through this process..
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Giving hand jobs for cash is illegal. Don't claim it so you avoid prostitution charges
Are you paid cash because you are more like an independent contractor than you are an employee?
Three ways to handle this. [note: I am not an accountant. This post is for entertainment purposes only.]
There is an "other income" line. I've used it for a small stipend payment of 300 or 500 bucks. Beyond that, I have used Schedule C-EZ and have also used Schedule C if I have expenses to deduct.
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So unless the people paying you reports it how will anyone know you earned it?
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Parents don't issue 1099s. They report the child care deduction on their income tax return. They will need the caregivers SS# and address. If they request that I would imagine they would be claiming it.
The best thing that's come from this is finding out Bounce is moonlighting as a babysitter.
So Bounce is doing spray tans on the side now?
here is the form that the parents will fill out http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f2441.pdf
and you can use this one http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040sc.pdf
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If it's under 500, maybe 600 i forget, the employer will not file a 1099. Then it's solely up to you whether or not you wish to declare that income.