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Question

Why is self-employed income twice the actual?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
April 15, 2024
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reported income $11835.00 with home expenses percentage allowed $2067.74 = $9767.26. Net self-employed income reports as $19534.52. double the actual.

Was you self-employment income reported on a T-slip? If so, you don't need to enter the amount again in the income part of the self-employment section. It should already automatically be there in its own box.