I have a 1099-patr for a secondary cooperative. Do I really need to pay self-employment tax on the schedule se?

[sproutamc]

"secondary co-ops supply goods and services to an entity that in turn sells to the consumer. Frontier is a secondary co-op ” we provide a wholesale supplier service to our member retail stores and buying clubs, and they in turn provide our products to the people using them."

[Patrice · Accepted solution]

Yes, Per the IRS, income received on a 1099-PATR is required to be subject to self-employment taxes and will be reported on a Schedule C or Schedule SE.