Claudia wrote:

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If it's a W2, they took out federal,state and FICA? Should
have of course. Therefore it goes on line 7, and this is
separate from any consulting schedule c you might have. On
the bright side, at least you don't have to (also) pay se
tax on that amount.

Cheer$$$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

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"Claudia" <vape[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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A Form W-2 with SS and Medicare withheld goes on line 7 Form
1040. A form 1099Misc. box 7 goes on Schedule C and carried
over to form 1040. Also Sched. SE if necessary.

Missy

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"Claudia" <vape[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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Sounds like you were their employee, so the amount goes to
the wages line, not Schedule C; and any expenses related to
producing this income are employee business expenses on
Schedule A, not Schedule C expenses.

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Chris Green

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In the course of my consulting business, I was contacted by
a university and they hired me to teach a class once a week.
I made $2500 and they sent me a W-2.

Do I add this in the wages, salaries and tips line of Form
1040? Or does this become part of my Schedule C?

Thanks.

Claudia

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