I am self employed as a sole proprietorship and the only employee. When I enter a contribution on line 19 of schedule C (Pension + Profit Sharing Plans) it changes the Federal Tax Due, and other amounts on Form 1040
I have read that a contribution to a SEP IRA Does Not reduce self-employment tax. But in this example it does.
Please help - thanks in advance,
Tom
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It is a deduction against your personal income on Schedule 1 line 16.
Hey KrisD15
Thanks for your help, I just found out about this deduction in the past few days.
Would the answer be the same for other Self Employment Retirement Plans - such as: an IRA, a Simple IRA, etc. ?
Many thanks for sharing your expertise. Regards,
Tom
That's correct. The only thing that reduces SE tax is reducing specific SE income.
Thanks Alicia !
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