I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

emansang · ‎June 4, 2019

Coleen3 · ‎June 4, 2019

Yes, unless you received a W-2 form, by default you are an independent contractor and include your earnings on Schedule C Profit or Loss from Business.

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Coleen3 · ‎June 4, 2019

Yes, unless you received a W-2 form, by default you are an independent contractor and include your earnings on Schedule C Profit or Loss from Business.

emansang · ‎June 4, 2019

But my network marketing company only assigns T4's for people that make $500 or more. Should I just printout my earnings for last year?

I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

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I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

I made $400 in my 2nd year in network marketing. Can I still claim it as my independent business owner??

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