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Business & farm
If the income was reported on a 1099-NEC, it is considered self-employed income even if he doesn't have a business. He would be considered a independent contractor which is treated the same as being self-employed. Since the income is considered self-employment income, he would not qualify as a dependent since his income was over $400. You would not list him on your return as a dependent and he would file his own return.
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‎February 15, 2025
10:06 AM