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Re: notary self employment tax
Posted by Gavina Franklin of CA on 4/6/24 9:30am Msg #648184
This is how has to be calculate: example
gross income $60,000, exempt $50,000. This yields a percentage of 83.33 ($50,000 divided by $60,000).
if net profit is $40,000 need apply the percentage of 83.33 yields $33,332 and this is the amount to be claimed as not subject to self employment tax.
I was 2 hours on the phone with IRS agent and he confirm this formula. He indicate it is specify on publication 334
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Messages in this Thread
 notary self employment tax - Gavina Franklin on 4/5/24 11:14am
 Re: notary self employment tax -  Yoli/CA on 4/5/24 12:05pm
 Re: notary self employment tax - NJordan/IA on 4/5/24 12:22pm
 So that's the gotcha if state doesn't set max. N fee?? n/m - Lee/AR on 4/5/24 1:27pm
 Re: notary self employment tax - Gavina Franklin on 4/6/24 9:30am
 Re: notary self employment tax -  Yoli/CA on 4/6/24 10:32am
 Thank you, Yoli...seems clear as day - Linda_H/FL on 4/6/24 8:39pm
 Re: Thank you, Yoli...seems clear as day -  JanetK_CA on 4/6/24 10:34pm
 Re: Thank you, Yoli...seems clear as day - VT_Syrup on 4/7/24 7:50am
 Re: Thank you, Yoli...seems clear as day -  Doris_CO on 4/7/24 4:26pm
 Re: notary self employment tax - Jules on 4/8/24 2:33pm



 
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