I’ve never worked for a company that pays via 1099 I’ve always received a W-2. I’m looking into a new job and the owner says he pays 1099 but said I need to get an EIN and then I would pay myself from my EIN.
Im a little worried about tax time. How much am I going to have to pay in at the end of the year. Currently I have my W-4 set up as Single and 0 and at the end of the year I usually get a little money back.
Is 1099 better than W-2? I’ve heard different things from different people.
1099 and EIN
Discussion in 'Trucker Taxes and Truck Financing' started by lindboep, Apr 7, 2023.
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No need for an EIN, that’s only for if your self employed. If your getting it as for a “Company” driver, run, run far away from that company.
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Seriously if this owner doesn't have a comprehensive contract, WALK AWAY!
You can't be forced to take a load you don't want to do.
You can take time off without much notice.
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As a 1099 employee, you are responsible for:
all taxes, that includes 15.something unemployment tax (both sides of FICA, as mentioned), as well as income taxes as usual
Vacation pay
Health insurance
Retirement contributions
Disability insurance
you have to make close to 55% more on a 1099 to break even with a w-2 with benefits.
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