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If your husband received this 1099-MISC for work he did in 2017, then you need to report this as Self-Employment income on Schedule C. the IRS considers this as meaning he is self-employed, selling his services to the company he worked for. By reporting the income on a Schedule C, the income will cause the program to generate the Self-Employment tax he needs to pay. That's social security and medicare tax he owes since the company did not take out those taxes from his pay.
If your husband received this 1099-MISC for work he did in 2017, then you need to report this as Self-Employment income on Schedule C. the IRS considers this as meaning he is self-employed, selling his services to the company he worked for. By reporting the income on a Schedule C, the income will cause the program to generate the Self-Employment tax he needs to pay. That's social security and medicare tax he owes since the company did not take out those taxes from his pay.
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