I am retired. 97% of income is pensions, invest and SS. Been helping a car dealer move vehicles. He paid me on 1099misc. Is this work that's like my main job?

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No. If that makes up only 3% of your overall income, that wouldn't be considered your main job.

However, be sure that you capture any expenses related to this work. Here is an article that will provide you with more details:1099 Misc Job Expenses

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I get a 1099misc as part of a legal benefit with my pension. This program insists it is from a job. and i just keep getting multiple requests to readdress the form

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I am retired. 97% of income is pensions, invest and SS. Been helping a car dealer move vehicles. He paid me on 1099misc. Is this work that's like my main job?

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