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I'm just curious what other forms you need to deal with in the United States (Oregon for me) besides 1099's as a freelancer (sole proprietor). Thanks

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It depends on how your freelance is configured.

For a sole proprietor taxes customarily involve:

  • 1099s (If received, but not required)
  • 1040 (not 1040EZ)
  • schedule C (deductions/expenses)

And taxes are paid in quarterly payments based upon these forms.

There may be more forms required for an S-Corp or other formal organization formation (articles of organization, meeting minutes, etc).

An actual freelance business can be created in many different forms. Each will have it's unique requirements.

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  • There's nothing EZ about filing taxes as a freelancer... heh Aug 17, 2016 at 17:19

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