Self employed

I received a form 1099-NEC for a part time home health care job I had in 2025. I am not self-employed otherwise nor do I have my own business. I didn't realize the tax implications this job would have. Since it was only a part-time job and I don't have my own business, is there a way around getting dinged pretty hard by these self-employment taxes?

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This shouldn't be part of our income so not sure what to do.

I have converted some of my ROLLOVER IRA amount to a ROTH IRA which is taxable under the rules (while there is no penalty as I am over the age of 59-1/2);-- Box 2(a) is checkedHowever the summary comparison page shows this conversion as NON-TAXABLE -- is this correct? Thx in advanceAC

I am 63 so should be able to use the Super Catch-up Contribution for my Solo 401K plan and contribute $34,750 in total for 2025 (before profit sharing contributions).  Per Turbo Tax (as I am walking thru this section), the maximum I can defer to all my 401K plans is $31,000 and is therefore, lowering my profit sharing contribution too.  Why is it not including the Super Catch-up Contribution? Thank you!

They insist I have a side hustle or new business or its main job.

This is on Schedule C

How do I enter food delivery income?

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how do i submit a mistake on my 2025 taxes thet i already submitted

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I followed directions on the site but I still can't access Sched C. Frustrated!

I made a wrong entry and would like to delete it How can I delete the entry for SELF EMPLOYED INSURANCE PAID  AMOUNT under Business deductions and credits ?Thanks in advanceAC

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I purchased Turbotax Deluxe with State.  I completed my federal and State (Missouri) returns and  filed them.   I also did my daughters returns but had to wait for her to be here to hers because I did not have her band and drivers license numbers.  Yesterday I went in Turbotax to print out her copies for our file and it said I needed to update.  I got several messages about it not being able to update and after attempts I was told I needed to uninstall and reinstall 2025 but it would not affect my file.  I did the uninstall and reinstall but it did total remove my daughters file as well as my own so I had to put all her info back in but when I got to the state it said It needed to load the state.  I said okay, it said it was done but when I tried to move on to my daughters state form it said the state needed to be installed again.  I said yes again, it said it was installed again but when I tried to go forward it repeated it need to ins

I write a Substack newsletter which uses Stripe as payment processor. I realized this year that I completely missed claiming the Substack and Stripe processing fees. I want to amend the previous years by claiming the fee total an expense under my newsletter business, starting with 2024. I got as far as TurboTax prompting me for any supporting documents. I'm not sure what exactly to attach. In Stripe's dashboard, there is a "balance summary" and a "payout reconciliation", with slightly different numbers. Also, I can just kind of PDF print these basic results, or export a big itemized spreadsheet with a fee column. Can anyone answer whether one of these reports (showing 01/01/24 to 12/31/24) is the right supporting evidence for claiming these fees? I can't think of anything else I could offer but I don't want to make some kind of mistake. 

turbo tax is trying to add as self employment schedule C

She did a intership for summertime

I have dowloaded Interactive broker to my Turbo Tax.  At IB the information is correct but after transfer into  TT is totally incorrect. I understand some cost basis needs to be added but proceeds and costs are in the millions vs in 100 thousands. Removed and downloaded twice do I go to mannual entry?

On my QBI smart worksheet in Schedule C, line 5a has the premiums paid for self-employed health insurance.  However, the number is wrong.  It's populating the premium deduction with Form 7206 line 13 instead of line 14.  So TT is putting in $12,672 for premiums when it should be $5,264.  When I click the zoom button next to the $12,672 in Line 5a, it jumps to line 14, which is $5,264.  SO WHY DOES 5a say $12,672?   Also, my 1040 Worksheet Part II line 17 is also populating with $12,672.   Every time I fix it, it seems okay, but when I do the final review, it goes back to the wrong number every time.   The mistake is hundreds of tax dollars.   How do I fix this permanently?

I received a 1099-NEC from the developer of my multi-family condo building because they reimbursed me for expenses I incurred because they made my home unavailable to me for 3 nights while doing "warranty repairs" to my unit.  I had hotel expenses that they paid. This hardly seems like reportable income and yet I have a 1099-NEC from them for this amount.   How should I handle this?

NY PFL is not self-employed business income.