Music Industry Tax Deductions
1099 tax help, this is my situation?
I worked as an independent contractor in 1099 in a state of a company since June. Can anyone help me with my situation procedure? What type (s) I can provide? Where do I start? Write-offs/deductions also need help with taxes. I know I can come up with a lot of work in the music industry, but some strong examples? I have almost $ 3000 in student loan interest, what about it? In addition, the car mileage thing, I can write-off my miles to / from work? I know it's like 48 cents per mile, but 26 miles per day for 6 months months seems a lot (joins as $ 1600). Any ideas / tips / advice / suggestions / etc? I have no idea what to do. Anything seems I'm not understanding OK? Thanks
You will need a 1040, a C or C-EZ, and an Annex. Your income and expenses associated with going to C, the number of the lower which is in the SE and 1040. The final number of the SE will also in 1040. Your miles are trips to work miles are not deductible. However, the miles traveled for business purposes during working hours, or things like pick up supplies, either during working hours or not be deductible. Interest on loans student has nothing to do with your business, but up to $ 2500 that can be taken as an adjustment on line 33 1040.
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