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I'm a volunteer firefighter. I receive a 1099-MISC for my small compensation. What deductions would apply to me that may be overlooked?
I am compensated once-per-year. The City reports this as non-employee compensation and I subsequently pay self-employment tax. Is there a deduction that I might be missing?
I contribute to our 501(c)3 and deduct that as charitable expense. I also deduct mileage.
I pay for items to sell at our fire department bake sale.
Our state offers a $100 property tax credit for vehicle registration for being a volunteer firefighter.
Is there something I might have missed? What about the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007?
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‎June 5, 2019
10:21 PM