Why am I being called an self employed person, when I am nothing but an occasional substitute?

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Why am I being called an self employed person, when I am nothing but an occasional substitute?

If you have received a 1099 MISC form for your substitute work, note that typically 1099 MISC forms are issued to workers that are considered "independent contractors" and that are not employees of the organization. In those cases, the IRS considers that income as self-employed income and you’re responsible for reporting your earnings and paying your taxes directly to the IRS.

Here is more information related to whether income is self-employment income:

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Information on whether one is an employee or independent contractor:

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Why am I being called an self employed person, when I am nothing but an occasional substitute?

If you have received a 1099 MISC form for your substitute work, note that typically 1099 MISC forms are issued to workers that are considered "independent contractors" and that are not employees of the organization. In those cases, the IRS considers that income as self-employed income and you’re responsible for reporting your earnings and paying your taxes directly to the IRS.

Here is more information related to whether income is self-employment income:

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4771022

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4770969

Information on whether one is an employee or independent contractor:

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4243263

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