Hello,
I worked a job last year and also did a lot of freelance work on the side (independent contractor). I'll be getting one W2 and a few 1099-MISC's back for 2017.
My Question: will I be able to pay back what I owe (self-employed taxes) from the money I'll be getting back with my Federal return or will I have to pay the S.E. taxes separately (after TurboTax calculates what I owe)?
I ask because I'm looking to buy the TurboTax product for Self-Employed individuals and was wondering how it would work with my 1099 situation/how I'm supposed to pay what I owe.
This is my first time being "self-employed" and having to pay something back. I just want to make sure it's done right/find out how I'm to pay back what I owe.
Thanks,
Tosha
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Yes. How it works is you will enter your W-2 and 1099-Misc forms (along with all of the rest of your tax documents) into TurboTax and they will appear on Form 1040. Form 1040 will combine the taxes you owe on line 63 (including self-employment taxes). Then any payments and credit that you made or are eligible for will reduce the amount of your total tax. If you are getting a refund it will appear on line 75, and if you owe tax, it will appear on line 78.
You will also get a deduction for 1/2 of the self employment taxes you pay, and it will appear on Form 1040, Line 27 Deductible part of self-employment tax.
Looking at your 1040 after you have entered all your information will help you understand the calculation.
You can preview your 1040 by following these steps:
To create a Schedule C for self-employment in TurboTax:
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