A taxpayer has the following sources of income other than wages this year oil royalties of 1000 rent of 15,000 non-employee compensation of 15,000 for consultant work performed on the side a 1000 manufacturing incentive payments from the manufacturer of the brand that the taxpayer sells at their job for a meeting it sells go 1000 winnings from sweepstaks is the follwoing true the taxpayer is not taxed on miscellanous income it is for their records only
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The sources include: - Oil royalties: $1,000 - Rent: $15,000 - Non-employee compensation (consultant work): $15,000 - Manufacturing incentive payments: $1,000 - Winnings from sweepstakes: $1,000 Show more…
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