If you actually were a contractor for her, yes, she should send you a 1099-MISC.
However, you may actually be an employee, and that involves A LOT more work.
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He was a sub contractor but we file jointly and this is his only source of income- am i taxing myself twice using this method? Also we only want to assure he gets credit for SS & MCD later in life.....
No, you will be taxed twice. Your business will enter it as a deduction, then he will enter it a his own business (and get credit for Social Security on his profit).
Exactly, if he earned at least $600 working for you as a non W-2 employee, you should issue a 1099-MISC to him.
You can then deduct the expense as "Contract Labor".
Hi there, can you help me figure out my case? I'm married and filling separately. Im self employed and received a 1099 in 2019. My husband helped a few times during the year. Can I issue him a 1099 for the work he did to help me? Thank you.