Re: Income for for social security work credit eigibility

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October 24, 2024
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Hi @xmasbaby0 , my son doesn’t claimed me as a dependent and he doesn’t have any kids.

I think I’m not so sure if my situation would be an independent contractor since my “client” is only my son and he doesn’t issue me w2 or 1099.

xmasbaby0

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If your son paid you at least $2600 you may be a household employee and he needs to issue you a W-2. Or....if you are an "independent contractor" then you do not have to have a 1099 in order to report self-employment income. You just enter the cash income you received--he does not have to give you a 1099.

@DoninGA @Hal_Al ????? Wondering if you have thoughts on this user's issue---see user's other thread:

https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-income-for-for-social-security-work-credit-eigibility/01/3398143#M1250674

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