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SWBTATTReg

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1. This shouldn't be a surprise to people. Anyone in this job situation, working as a contractor, etc., is

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Thu Dec 7, 2023, 03:33 PM

Dec 2023

aware of such tax rules on making payments etc., to keep on top of the 90% requirement. These people also have to probably obtain their own insurance, etc. too.

A lot of IT programmers etc., who work as temp. workers are aware of such rules (a pain in the you-know-what still though...).

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This shouldn't be a surprise to people. Anyone in this job situation, working as a contractor, etc., is SWBTATTReg Dec 2023 #1

Scare article..... getagrip_already Dec 2023 #2

Thanks for posting. There is a lot of confusion about some aspects of it as is evident from these earlier threads progree Dec 2023 #3

I overpaid on purpose for 2023 CountAllVotes Jan 2024 #4

I understandy why the IRS has the 90% rule, and I always intende to abide by it... Mark.b2 Feb 2024 #5

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