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Newspaper Carrier Under Age 18 Is Exempt from the Self-Employment Tax

The income of a newspaper carrier who is of the self-employment income reaches the
under age 18 is not subject to the maximum amount for the 12.4 percent old
self-employment tax (Sections age, survivors and disability insurance
1402(c)(2)(A) and 3121(b)(14)(B)). This (OASDI) portion of the self-employment
rule also applies to carriers of tax. This maximum amount is $94,200 for
magazines who are under age 18.The 2006. Because this amount represents the
carrier must distribute the newspapers or amount after multiplying the net
magazines to the ultimate consumer for a self-employment income by 92.35 percent,
fixed price. The compensation of the the unadjusted amount of self-employment
carrier must be based solely on the income subject to the OASDI portion of
difference between what the price the the self-employment tax is $102,003.24
carrier sells the newspapers or magazines ($94,200 / 0.9235).The unadjusted
to the consumer and their cost to the self-employment income is the amount of
carrier.The newspaper or magazine may the net income reported on Schedule C of
guarantee a minimum amount of Form 1040 (Schedule F for a farmer). No
compensation to the carrier or credit the ceiling applies to the 2.9 percent
carrier with unsold and/or returned portion of the self-employment tax for
newspapers or magazines. The newspaper or Medicare purposes.The exemption from the
magazine may not pay the carrier an self-employment tax for newspaper or
hourly wage or a fixed salary. A written magazine carriers who are under age 18
contract must provide that the newspaper makes the choice of doing such work more
or magazine will not treat the carrier as attractive to such teenagers who need a
an employee for federal tax purposes.If a part-time or summer job.Alan D. Campbell
teenager makes over $400 in adjusted net is a CPA in Arkansas and Florida and is
income from most other self-employment self-employed primarily as an author of
activities, the teenager would be subject tax publications. He earned a Ph.D. in
to self-employment tax. The accounting with an emphasis in taxation
self-employment tax rate is 15.3 percent. from the University of North Texas. He is
The adjusted net income from also admitted to practice before the
self-employment is the net income from United States Tax Court. He has published
the business multiplied by 92.35 percent. numerous articles on tax topics in
Therefore, to have a self-employment tax professional journals. He is the
liability, the net income from the co-author of the book Tax Strategies for
activity must exceed $433.13 ($400 / the Self-Employed and the revision editor
0.9235).Once the self-employment income of CCH Financial and Estate Planning
exceeds this amount, the self-employment Guide, 15th edition.
tax rate applies to it until the amount




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