That would best be associated with the salary job, as compensation that would be reported on a W-2 form. If it was reported on a form 1099-NEC, however, she could enter it as business income of the consulting business, as it is somewhat related to that. However, it will be subject to self-employment tax at a higher rate than would have been paid if it had been handled as wage income.
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