I made 50,000 this year and after deductions really only made 24,000. I’m getting slammed with taxes… is there anything I can file or do that I’ve not thought of?
I made 50,000 this year and after deductions really only made 24,000. I’m getting slammed with taxes… is there anything I can file or do that I’ve not thought of?
If you made $24,000 in profit as a self-employed person, here’s how your federal taxes should look for 2023 (I’m assuming you’re single and not a head of household):
(I’m not a tax preparer - please don’t use these numbers to file your taxes.)
Where you’re feeling the pinch is your Social Security and Medicare taxes, not your income tax. Given how small your profits were, there’s no real way to offset this except by making your business even less profitable.