TurboTax Home and Business. Are management fees typically reported as non-employee compensation / self employment income? No payroll taxes were yet paid on that income.

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If this is income to you, that you are asking about it, then is generally considered self-employment income to you and if over $600 you should have gotten a 1099Misc.

Either way it is still table income to you.

Can an employer deduct their portion of Social security and Medicare taxes from the employees compensation in addition to taking out the employees portion?

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