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The attached Microsoft Word file contains detailed information and sources in regards to the U.S Government's Internal Revenue Service's Self Employment (SE) Tax.

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The attached Microsoft Word file contains detailed information (as well as an Internet source) in regards to the United States Government's Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) requirements for the Self Employment (SE) Tax.

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Who Must File Schedule SE

According to current Internal Revenue Service regulations, "as a self-employed tax payer, individuals must pay Self-Employment tax if net earnings were greater than $400", with "anyone in business is considered to be self-employed." As a self-employed ...

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