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You are considered self-employed for that income you received on the 1099s. So, TurboTax created a Schedule C. You can use your name for the business, your home address, and you don't need an EIN. You can answer NO to the employee or contractor payments you made. If both 1099s are for the same kind of work/labor, they go on the same Schedule C - - don't create a Schedule C for each 1099. You could do work for 10 different people and get 10 different 1099s, they go on the same Schedule C if they are all for the same type of work.
You are the business owner for tax purposes. You can deduct expenses on Schedule C to lower your taxes or increase your refund. I left some helpful information linked below.
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