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Our dependent earned under $6,000 in 2016, employer gave him a 1099-misc, checked "non-employee" compensation. Does he have to file and pay tax?
This dependent is a full-time student at college, age 17-18 in 2016, and earned $4183 "nonemployee compensation" filed by "employer" on a 1099-misc. So he has to pay the IRS 15.3% of this for SS & Medicare, is this correct? Is there any minimum amount for form 1099-misc where no tax payment at all is required?
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‎June 4, 2019
8:34 PM