The 1099 series of forms, there are many different ones, reports to you AND TO THE IRS (one is sent to them too), information on money you received in some way....perhaps interest, perhaps a dividend, perhpas the gross proceeds of stock you sold...many other things. Any one of these may be taxed, or not, depending on many things. For example, interest received is generally taxable as a form of ordinary income, and would be taxed at whatever your individual effective rate is - but if it is interest from most State & Muni type things, it may be not taxable at all. Dividend income is taxable at a much lower (capital gains) rate...and which one can also depend on your other income. The proceeds from a sale of stock isn't exactly taxable itself, only the gain (that is the amount above your basis - how much you invested - is taxable...and that can even be a loss providing a tax benefit. And so on and so on. It is important to make sure the type of income being reported is claimed on your tax return, so the IRS computers (who received the other side of the form) can see that it was considered.
how much taxes i owe for an income of$72000 annual if ia am going to do 1099
Report your earnings with a 1099. You can say you are a contractor, which is a generic term. You will owe taxes, though.
how do i find out how much i owe
Yes you can be sued for the difference or the lender can issue you a 1099 for the amount still owed then you will owe taxes on the difference
In general, work-at-home jobs are independent contractor jobs. As such you'll need to fill out a 1099 form rather than a 1040. This form lets you figure out how much you owe.
When it's the answer to "How much do I owe you?" OR to "How much do you owe me ?"
1099R form is used to determine if the client owes or does not owe the government for the client retirement plan.
trying to find out how much I owe on excise tax to renew my license
Thanks; I owe you one. I owe too much already.
The IRS gets a copy of your 1099 forms the same as you do. For this reason, when they get to the task of matching up forms and returns for the year you received the 1099, the IRS will see that you did not report this income. You will then get a letter along with a bill for the amount you will owe for that tax year plus penalties and interest.
The threshold for receiving a 1099 from an employer is $600. However, you are still responsible for reporting the income to the IRS even if you do not receive a 1099.
599.00 anything over 600.00 you need 1099