Guidance for Self-employed Individuals and Statutory Employees; Claiming Business Expenses

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Issue Number:  2018-5

Inside This Issue

  1. Guidance for Self-employed Individuals and Statutory Employees
  2. Claiming Business Expenses

1.  Guidance for Self-employed Individuals and Statutory Employees


The Tax Guide for Small Business provides general information about income, expenses, and tax credits that apply to self-employed individuals or contractors treated as employees – referred to as statutory employees. This publication may help individuals who use Schedule C or C-EZ when filing their federal income tax return.

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2.  Claiming Business Expenses


Business expenses are usually deductible if a business operates to make a profit. Publication 535 discusses common expenses, explains what is and is not deductible, and the general rules for claiming business expenses.

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