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Schedule C is a Sole-Proprietorship.
A Sole-Proprietor is a "pass-through" tax entity, meaning the income on the Schedule C is your income.
A Sole-proprietorship can have employees, but the owner (you) cannot be an employee, you are Self-Employed.
If the Title Company sends you a 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC, you enter that as business income.
If you pay agents, you report their yearly payment using 1099-NEC and they enter that income on their Schedule C.
You also report expenses.
The result is your income, you don't issue an income document (1099-NEC) to yourself.
The income on the schedule C flows to Schedule 1 and then flows to your 1040 line 8.
HERE is a link with more information.
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‎April 8, 2025
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