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How to file U.S. Taxes being self employed
« on: July 27, 2019, 05:09:36 AM »
Hello all,

I'm trying to file my tax returns online. I'm a US Citizen with permanent residence in the UK. I'm self employed here working as a 'YouTuber' and pay taxes/NIC to UK.

My question is:
Do I actually need to attach a copy of my Certificate of Coverage (to avoid U.S. self employment tax) and if so - is there a way to file tax returns online and attach items to the return?

If I do not have to attach said certificate, what is the best way to file to state that I am exempt from U.S. self employment tax?

Thank you in advance for any help!!


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Re: How to file U.S. Taxes being self employed
« Reply #1 on: July 27, 2019, 09:10:37 AM »
Hello all,

I'm trying to file my tax returns online. I'm a US Citizen with permanent residence in the UK. I'm self employed here working as a 'YouTuber' and pay taxes/NIC to UK.

My question is:
Do I actually need to attach a copy of my Certificate of Coverage (to avoid U.S. self employment tax) and if so - is there a way to file tax returns online and attach items to the return?
According to your previous post the returns are being filed late. The lowest risk way to delinquent deliver returns to the IRS will be on paper using the SFOP.

If I do not have to attach said certificate, what is the best way to file to state that I am exempt from U.S. self employment tax?

Thank you in advance for any help!!


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Re: How to file U.S. Taxes being self employed
« Reply #2 on: July 27, 2019, 10:29:47 AM »
I'm sorry I didn't get your message


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Re: How to file U.S. Taxes being self employed
« Reply #3 on: July 27, 2019, 11:04:24 AM »
I'm sorry I didn't get your message

It was buried in your quote.  :)

According to your previous post the returns are being filed late. The lowest risk way to delinquent deliver returns to the IRS will be on paper using the SFOP.



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