pacoford
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2 weeks ago
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My client does not wish to defer self employment tax. How do I bypass?
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IRonMaN
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2 weeks ago
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It's odd that nobody else has asked this question yet.
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chasetax
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2 weeks ago
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IRonMaN
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It's odd that nobody else has asked this question yet.
This week's special - free roadrunner dinner with every return (legal disclaimer - you catch it and we'll cook it)
pacoford
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Thank you!!! I was hoping it was that simple.
ngosyhan
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Wednesday
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I defer self employment tax for my client. Today I found out IRS did not give her that credit.
Not sure if the tax rule is up-to-date? Does anyone use this self employment defer and IRS accepted it?
Thanks,
Yung