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Since you have expenses as a statutory employee, the TurboTax self-employed product is what you will need.
Since you have expenses as a statutory employee, the TurboTax self-employed product is what you will need.
A financial advisor would not be a "Statutory Employee". Is that box checked on your W-2? If so, it might be an error.
https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/statutory-employees
Hi AmeliesUncle,
I am statutory--not an error. Going from 1099 to statutory as an advisor (20+ years in the industry) was a major draw that helped me decide to move to Prudential.
Regards,
Brian
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