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I guess you could but it wouldn't change your overall tax return. I wouldn't bother. Just forget 2019 and do it how you want going forward. Changing 2019 isn't going to affect the future years. What do you hope to gain?
Thanks for the comment, VolvoGirl.
Honestly: looking to show that the sole-prop "business" has been in business since I started doing the work (8/2019) for purposes of getting a mortgage. Since it doesn't officially appear on taxes in the form of a schedule C until 2020, and most places won't count self-employed income unless it's been reported or two years, the money I made from that business won't be counted on a mortgage until next year. Looking to get a house this year and if I can refile 2019, split off the sole-prop income into it's own Schedule C, then the taxes reflect the actual situation, bankers are happy and then we can move forward with a mortgage that will actually purchase a house.
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