If he is self-employed, then you do not need to include a TIN for the company he did work for on his return. Instead you will enter his income as business income on Schedule C by selecting the following:
If he had expenses, you can then continue through and enter his expenses for his self-employment income. He does not need a business name. You can select, I use my own name.
It was a direct deposit into his checking account. On his invoices it looks like they paid it through paypal.
I also don't know what to use as their tin number?
If he is self-employed, then you do not need to include a TIN for the company he did work for on his return. Instead you will enter his income as business income on Schedule C by selecting the following:
If he had expenses, you can then continue through and enter his expenses for his self-employment income. He does not need a business name. You can select, I use my own name.
Thank you so much, Vanessa A. Looking at the description of one of his direct deposits it states it's an "Incoming Fedwire Transfer", not sure if that makes any difference.