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tax question- filing as a professional and self-employment tax
I obviously need to speak to an accountant, but here it is
I have to pay something like 15.3% self-employment tax to file as a professional poker player, which is a very healthy sum. As a U.S. citizen and resident, is there any way around this? Could I state I am a student and poker is a hobby, and still be able to deduct losses/ just pay taxes on my overall profit, without the self-employment tax? Any ideas on this? Commentary from any other professionals or players deriving a lot of income from poker would be appreciated- there have to be some tricks that I'm missing here that save a lot of money. -Jeff |
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