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Married Filing Jointly Tax Guide: How to Handle Withholding When One Spouse Is Self-Employed

October 25, 2026September 23, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
Married Filing Jointly Tax Guide: How to Handle Withholding When One Spouse Is Self-Employed

How mixed-income households can cover a self-employed spouse’s tax bill — through extra W-4 withholding, quarterly payments, or both.

Categories 1099 & Quarterly Taxes Tags self-employment-tax

Can Gig Workers Claim the QBI Deduction Without an LLC or Sole Proprietorship?

November 3, 2026September 22, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
Can Gig Workers Claim the QBI Deduction Without an LLC or Sole Proprietorship?

Why gig workers filing Schedule C already qualify for the QBI deduction without forming an LLC, and where the SSTB phase-out actually applies.

Categories Deductions & Exemptions Tags deductions, retirement, self-employment-tax

Solo 401(k) Contributions: Should You Contribute as an Employee or Employer?

October 16, 2026September 21, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
Solo 401(k) Contributions: Should You Contribute as an Employee or Employer?

Whether to contribute to your Solo 401(k) as the employee, the employer, or both — and why the order you fund them in actually matters.

Categories Retirement Planning Tags retirement

Solo 401(k) vs. SEP IRA: Which Is Better for Self-Employed Retirement?

October 16, 2026September 20, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
Solo 401(k) vs. SEP IRA: Which Is Better for Self-Employed Retirement?

How a Solo 401(k) and a SEP IRA differ in contribution room and flexibility, and which one fits depending on your income and timing.

Categories Retirement Planning Tags insurance, retirement

How to Pay Social Security Tax When You Are Self-Employed: A Step-by-Step IRS Guide

October 16, 2026September 19, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
How to Pay Social Security Tax When You Are Self-Employed: A Step-by-Step IRS Guide

Why self-employment tax exists, how the 15.3% rate splits between Social Security and Medicare, and how to calculate what you actually owe.

Categories 1099 & Quarterly Taxes Tags self-employment-tax

OnlyFans Taxes: What You Actually Owe After the 20% Platform Fee

October 22, 2026September 18, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
OnlyFans Taxes: What You Actually Owe After the 20% Platform Fee

OnlyFans income is taxable and reported like any other 1099 income — how the platform’s 20% cut factors in before you calculate what you actually owe.

Categories Gig Platform Guides Tags 1099-nec, deductions, gig-platforms, onlyfans

eBay Seller 1099s: What Changed and What You Actually Owe

October 25, 2026September 17, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
eBay Seller 1099s: What Changed and What You Actually Owe

When eBay is required to send you a 1099-K in 2026, why the threshold keeps changing, and what actually counts as taxable income from your sales.

Categories Gig Platform Guides Tags 1099-k, ebay, gig-platforms

The Full DoorDash Deduction List: Mileage, Phone, Hot Bags, and More

October 16, 2026September 16, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
The Full DoorDash Deduction List: Mileage, Phone, Hot Bags, and More

The real deductions — mileage, phone, hot bags, and more — that come off your DoorDash 1099-NEC before the IRS calculates what you owe.

Categories Gig Platform Guides Tags deductions, doordash, gig-platforms, mileage

DoorDash Doesn’t Send You a W-2 — Here’s What It Sends Instead

October 16, 2026September 15, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
DoorDash Doesn't Send You a W-2 — Here's What It Sends Instead

Why DoorDash sends Dashers a 1099-NEC instead of a W-2, and what that one-letter difference actually changes about how you owe tax.

Categories Gig Platform Guides Tags 1099-nec, doordash, gig-platforms

Take-Home Pay Calculator

October 25, 2026September 13, 2026 by TaxSoloist Editorial Team
Take-Home Pay Calculator

A free calculator that shows what you actually keep from self-employment income — enter what you billed and spent to see the real number.

Categories Calculators Tags retirement, take-home
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