Thank you! Part 1 solved!
As for part 2, where to report... It's not clear to me the what defines self-employment when it comes to 1099 or 1099-like income. Here is my particular situation:
I am an online game show host. It is a contract position. I get scheduled to host games by the game show company and at the end of each week I submit an invoice for the games that I've hosted. I use my own computers, lights, backgrounds, etc. I log on to the company's system to host the games.
None of the equipment I use was bought just for hosting, so I can't really write anything off as expenses against a Schedule C business, so there is no incentive to go the Sched C route from that perspective. But maybe it's not a choice and I would have to go that way anyway?
So is that enough info to make a determination of self employment (schedule C) vs other income (1040)?
