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Form 1040 Schedule C
Trying to get a grip on all the tax forms you need as a freelancer? Well, it's possible, and you can start with this page to get a better understanding of the Schedule C tax form. If you're a freelancer, you have a side gig or are a self-employed person, you may need to file the Schedule C, along with your 1040 tax form. You will use Schedule C to report the profit and loss of your business to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This is also where you will report your business expenses, including any insurance and vehicle expenses related to your business. The Schedule C IRS form is filed annually, so you only have to worry about it at the end of the tax year.
Here's what the Form 1040 Schedule C looks like.
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