Hi Frank,
Is it true that if you claim a loss each year, when you go to retire you will get little or nothing from Social Security?
Thanks for all the advice you give here.
Ain't No Feelin' Like Six Wheelin'
Arlene and Jim
I am soory to tell you that that is the truth, and you cannot have a loss for every year. which means that if you are in business for 5 years, you must show a profit 2 of those 5, or there is a very good possibility of you being audited, it would not make any difference if it was only $5.00 the main thing here is a Profit..
When you make a profit you will see a from SE, Self employment, This is what your Social Security is based on. You can check with the SS office to see if you already qualify, You need I think 43 points. IF you already have them, you have enough to collect, If you dont, You know where you stand. If you are a team as I see only one of you would get the points. not the other, unless who ever your are leased to will split the 1099 between you so that there is a possibility of paying in.
Frank