Notary fees not subject to SE tax

[Wifey]

Does anyone know where on a Schedule C I can show the amount of notary public fees that are not subject to SE tax?  I have both income subject to SE tax and not subject to SE tax for a small notary business.

Thanks

[dkh]

Maybe report the income not subject to SE tax as  Schedule 1 - Other Income 

[Skylane]

Curiosity… what notary fees are not subject SE tax?

[Terry53029]

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/persons-employed-in-a-u-s-possession-territo....

Notary income

Fees for services you provide as a notary public are not subject to self-employment tax.  However, all of your other self-employment income is subject to self-employment tax.

Example: X is a self-employed attorney and also a notary public.  Only the income that X received for services performed as a notary is not subject to self-employment tax. 

[Terry53029 · Accepted solution]

On the schedule se adjustment worksheet part two line 9

[Just-Lisa-Now-]

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@Skylane wrote:

Curiosity… what notary fees are not subject SE tax?

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The actual notarization fee itself, in CA we can only charge $15 per signature on most signings.

[Skylane]

Thanks. 

[Wifey]

Thank you.  I did find it finally and once I found it, it made sense to put the adjustment there.