I worked freelancing in 3 industries, and in one industry I only made $200. Do I file that one or does it count as less than the required $600 for filing?

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Yes - You count that one. The IRS requires that you report all income received.

The $600 you mention refers to the fact that, if you make less than $600, the employer doesn't have to issue a W-2 or 1099. [But you still have to include it in your income.]

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I got a letter from the CA Tax Board asking me to submit my 1099. I am not a contractor or a freelance worker, my employer provided a W2. Is this requirement even legit?

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I worked freelancing in 3 industries, and in one industry I only made $200. Do I file that one or does it count as less than the required $600 for filing?

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