Social Security Q & A- If I am self-employed. Does Social - E-PersonalFinance

Social Security Q & A- If I am self-employed. Does Social - E-PersonalFinance

If I am self-employed. Does Social Security consider net or gross income?

Social Security only considers your net earnings from self-employment, as reported on Schedule C and Schedule SE of your tax return.

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