Self-employment and W2 income

[ddm44]

Which TurboTax product should I use if I have both self-employment income and W2 income? Can I file taxes for both types of income using TurboTax self-employed?

[xmasbaby0]

All of your income goes on the same Form 1040.   If you have self-employment income you need online Self-Employed, and using that software you can also enter your W-2(s).   Or you can use any version of the CD/download to enter self-employment income and your W-2 income.  The CD/download has all the forms and schedules in all versions.

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[Mike9241]

Can I file taxes for both types of income using TurboTax self-employed? yes. 

[DoninGA]

Using the TurboTax online editions you would need the Self-Employed edition to report both W-2 income and self-employment income.

If you are a self-employed sole proprietor or independent contractor who has not incorporated then your business is a disregarded entity for tax purposes.  You will be completing a Schedule C for the self-employment income and expenses.  Schedule C is included with and part of your personal tax return Form 1040 and is not a separate tax return.