My filling status is single 1099 misc and I’ve made under $11000 for the year. Do I still need to file? Also I’ve worked out of my resident state for all the earnings.

Are there deductions I can use?

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My filling status is single 1099 misc and I’ve made under $11000 for the year. Do I still need to file? Also I’ve worked out of my resident state for all the earnings.

Yes. The filing Requirements for 1099Misc self employment income is only $400. Even though you might not owe regular income tax on it you owe self employment tax. And you might qualify for some credits like the EIC.

My filling status is single 1099 misc and I’ve made under $11000 for the year. Do I still need to file? Also I’ve worked out of my resident state for all the earnings.

review a copy of Schedule C (at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.irs.gov">www.irs.gov</a>) to see what deductions are available to you.

My filling status is single 1099 misc and I’ve made under $11000 for the year. Do I still need to file? Also I’ve worked out of my resident state for all the earnings.

You need to file if you had at least $400 in net earnings from self-employment (income minus expenses) or you had marketplace health insurance and received advanced payments for the premium tax credit.

And, yes, 1099 MISC income in box 7 (non employee compensation) is considered self-employed income and reported on Schedule C of your return, therefore you can also deduct any business expenses associated with the1099 MISC income.

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