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If your income is self-employment income, you are not only subject to regular tax but also Social Security and Medicare at a rate of 15.3%. In addition, there may be other taxes, such as the Healthcare penalty. Look at your Schedule 4 to see where theses taxes are being added. It is also possible you duplicated your SE income.
An easy way to check is to add all your withholding together and check to see if it is all entered on that line. You may view your 1040 by following these steps.
To view your 1040 form, follow these steps:
Not knowing the full details, please note that if your actual net income form self-employment / 1099-MISC, then your self-employment tax @15.3 % would be in the range $3700 plus your normal income tax
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