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Being self-employed or an independent contractor is an excellent way to be your own boss, make your own schedule, and pursue your professional ambitions. The most significant downside to being a contractor is arguably filing and paying your taxes.
Unlike W2 employees, who have the luxury of their employer deducting their taxes, as a 1099 contractor, you’re required to self-report income and expenses. And dealing with the IRS can be a headache.
Far too often, independent contractors end up paying more in taxes than they have to because they don’t take advantage of every opportunity to reduce their tax bill.
Fortunately, you can reduce your taxes with write-offs for qualified business expenses. While it may be tedious, listing any and all expenses can save you significantly.
This guide breaks down the most common and uncommon write-offs for 1099 contractors and freelancers. Note: This article is for general information purposes only. Please contact your accountant or tax professional to verify qualifying business expenses.
Specifically, we’ll answer these questions and more:
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Who must file a 1099?
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What are the most used 1099 Deductions?
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Are there other 1099 Deductions?
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What counts as a business expense?
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What are some examples of expenses I can't write off?
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What is the maximum self-employment Deduction?
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Can I write off expenses if I get a 1099?
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Do I need to keep receipts to write off expenses?
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In this article, we’ll answerthe following questionsand more:
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Who must file a 1099?
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What are the most used 1099 Deductions?
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Are there other 1099 Deductions?
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What counts as a business expense?
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What are some examples of expenses I can't write off?
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What is the maximum self-employment Deduction?
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Can I write off expenses if I get a 1099?
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Do I need to keep receipts to write off expenses?
Who must file a 1099?
Individuals who work as independent contractors or freelancers will typically have their income reported on a 1099 form. Businesses that use contracted services and pay over $600 are required to report it on a 1099.
If you worked as a contractor, you should receive your 1099 by January 31 for work performed during the previous calendar year. You’re required to include 1099s with any other tax information when you file your taxes by the IRS deadline, April 15.
Common 1099 filers include:
- Independent contractors.
- Freelancers.
- Self-employed workers.
- Sole proprietors.
What are the most used 1099 Deductions?
There are several business expense deductions you can list on Schedule C when completing your 1099. Ensure you know what you can include to reduce the amount you owe at tax time.
Here are the 10 most common self-employment tax deduction write-offs for 1099s.
Business Insurance Premiums
Self-employed individuals who purchased insurance for their self-owned business can deduct it as a business expense. Examples of business insurance include fire, flood, malpractice, and general liability.
Business insurance expenses are recorded on line 15. You cannot record any personal insurance as a business expense. Car insurance is recorded on a different line.
Car Expenses
When it comes to business vehicles, you can either deduct mileage (which we’ll cover shortly) or the business portion of “actual car expenses.” The latter is known as the actual expense method.
Examples include lease payments, tolls, maintenance and major repairs, registration, parking costs, and registration. You’ll record tax-deductible car expenses on Line 9.
Cell Phone Costs
You can deduct cell phone costs if you use your cell phone for work. You must calculate the percentage of your phone bill used for business purposes. If you have a separate line for just work, that makes the process easier.
You’ll have to provide evidence of your business use, which could include using the phone or apps for business activities. You can list cell phone expenses as part of “Other Expenses” in Part V.
Commission and Fees
If you work for an on-demand service, such as Lyft or DoorDash, you can deduct the fees the company takes. You do not want to pay taxes on the money you never receive.
Real estate brokers and sales professionals can also deduct “agent fees,” which are fees or commissions paid to non-employees to generate revenue. Commission and Fees are recorded on line 10.
Depreciation of Assets (Section 179)
Business equipment and machinery often depreciate from business use. Examples include everything from construction equipment to commercial kitchens to office computers and furniture.
You can deduct the depreciation as a business expense under Section 179. You must include a completed IRS Form 4562 if you want to take this deduction. Section 179 deductions are recorded on Schedule C, line 13.
Health Insurance Premiums
Self-employed workers have a lot of options when it comes to deducting health insurance and medical costs. You will include health insurance costs on IRS Form 1040.
Home Office Deduction
If you work from home or use a home office as a primary business location, you may be able to deduct home office expenses. There are some specific rules to the home office deduction.
For example, you must use the space exclusively for business purposes. You have two options for calculating this deduction.
The first option is to deduct $5 for every square foot used as an office (up to 300 sq ft). The other option is to calculate the square footage used for a home office as a percentage of your home’s total and then multiply that percentage by your rent/mortgage, utility bills, and property taxes.
You will record this expense on line 30.
Mileage
You can use the standard mileage deduction instead of a total car expense deduction. This simplified process provides a standard reimbursem*nt for miles driven while on the job (no, commuting to work does not count).
The deduction was 58.5 cents per mile for the first half of 2022 and 62.5 cents per mile for the second half of 2022. The deduction went up to 65.5 cents per mile for 2023.
Supplies
Work supplies are a broad category but essentially include any items necessary to complete your work. Examples could be office supplies, tools, and craft supplies.
Record work supplies on line 22.
Travel
You can deduct travel expenses if, per the IRS, the travel was “overnight, away from your residence, and primarily for business.” Examples of travel costs include lodging, airfare, rental cars or local transportation, and business meals.
Record travel expenses on line 24a.
Are there other 1099 Deductions?
You could potentially deduct other business expenses that are not as common as the previous 10 listed. You can use these deductions to reduce your self-employment taxes.
Advertising
You can deduct costs related to advertising and marketing campaigns. Some examples include printing and distributing flyers, running social media ads, paying for PPC or Google AdWords campaigns, or contracting a marketing and PR firm.
Record advertising expenses on line 8.
Contract Labor
If you used contract services, such as an IT firm, you could deduct those costs. Professional services, such as hiring a lawyer, and employee wages are recorded elsewhere.
Record contract labor costs on line 11.
Employee Benefits
Independent contractors with employees can deduct costs for benefits programs. Examples include health insurance and education services.
Do not include your own health insurance premiums, though. Record employee benefits costs on line 14.
Employee Retirement or Pension Plan Contributions
You can deduct your contributions to employee accounts if you administer an employer retirement plan, such as a 401(k) or profit-sharing. Do not include your own retirement savings.
Record employee retirement contribution costs on line 19.
Employee Wages
You can also deduct employee wages, commissions, and bonuses. This deduction is straightforward.
Record employee wage costs on line 26.
Interest (Mortgage)
The mortgage interest deduction is intended for commercial properties that are not your primary residence. For example, if you purchased an office building to conduct business and have mortgage payments, you can deduct the interest paid as a business expense.
You must file the interest costs on Form 1098, which you may receive from your mortgage lender. Record mortgage interest on line 16a.
Interest (Other)
You could deduct the interest if you took out a business loan, used a business line of credit, or business credit cards. For example, if you took out a term loan to finance a business goal, the interest you paid during the year counts as a tax write-off.
Business credit cards and lines of credit are also increasing in popularity. Knowing the interest paid on them gives you a tax deduction encourages more small business owners to this these financing methods.
Record other interest costs on line 16b.
Legal and Professional Services
Self-employed people and independent contractors can deduct costs for payments to licensed professionals. Examples include lawyer fees and tax professionals (such as an accountant who helps you file your Schedule C).
Record these costs on line 17.
Office Expenses
We already discussed home office deductions, but what if you use an office space that is not at your primary residence? You can deduct those costs on line 18.
Rent or Lease Costs
It is possible to deduct costs related to renting or leasing business vehicles, machinery, and equipment. You can also deduct expenses for renting or leasing business property.
Record costs for vehicles, machinery, and equipment on line 20a and property on line 20b.
Repairs and Maintenance
You can deduct the costs if you spend money repairing machinery, computers, etc., or renovating a working space by painting or redecorating. Record repair and maintenance costs on line 21.
Taxes and Licenses
1099 filers can deduct costs for business taxes and licenses. Examples include business licenses, LLC or incorporation fees, and special accreditations. However, do not record your self-employment or income tax.
Record tax and license costs on line 23.
Utilities
Lastly, you can deduct the cost of utilities for worksites that are not at your home office. Utility costs for a home office are filed with the home office deduction.
Record utility costs on line 25.
What are the pros & cons of a 1099 vs. W2?
In most cases, your status as an independent contractor means you will file taxes with a 1099. If you have the option of joining a team as a W2 employee or remaining 1099 contractor, you should know the pros and cons involved.
This also applies when it comes to hiring your own employees.
W2 Pros & Cons
Here are the benefits and drawbacks of W2 employees.
Pros:
- Better for long-term employment.
- Employers withhold your taxes for you.
- There is no risk of misclassification.
- Easier to control work on a day-to-day basis.
- Better for work that is core to the business function.
Cons:
- It is usually more expensive (from the employer’s perspective).
- Both employers and employees face increased federal regulation.
- It’s more difficult to terminate employment (for both employer and employee).
- It can be too costly for non-core work or temporary needs.
1099 Pros & Cons
Here are the benefits and drawbacks of 1099 contractors.
Pros:
- It offers greater flexibility and freedom for employers and contractors.
- It’s often less costly (from the employer’s perspective).
- Better for temporary, seasonal, or one-off work.
- Contractors can start work immediately without having to be trained.
- Higher hourly wages for 1099 contractors.
- Employers don’t have to pay benefits.
Cons:
- More complicated tax filing for 1099 contractors.
- No benefits for 1099 contractors.
- Less committed and not long-term.
- Too expensive for long-term or core work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most common questions about 1099 deductions.
What counts as a business expense?
Business expenses include all sorts of costs, some of which you might expect to count. When claiming a business expense, it must meet two conditions:
- It must be an ordinary expense typical of your industry.
- It must be necessary to help you perform your job duties.
When considering if something counts as a business expense, ask yourself: “Did this purchase help me run my business?” If the answer is yes, you should be able to write it off.
Too many contractors do not include viable expenses because they don’t think it qualifies. Ensure you include anything and everything that could help you legally lower your tax bill.
What are some examples of expenses I can’t write off?
You can use various self-employment tax deductions, but be careful not to include expenses you can’t write off. Trying to write off a non-deductible expense can lead to audits and more tax penalties.
Here are some examples of expenses you can’ write off:
- Federal income taxes, whether from a 1099 or W2.
- Property taxes on personal use property.
- Sales taxes from customers or clients who purchase your goods and services.
What is the maximum self-employment Deduction?
There is no monetary limit on total deductions, but itemized deductions may have their own limits. For example, your home office costs cannot exceed your income.
As an independent contractor, you want to include every write-off you qualify for. Otherwise, you’re giving your money away to the IRS.
Can I write off expenses if I get a 1099?
Yes, all self-employed individuals can write off business expenses. Self-employment includes 1099 contractors, freelancers, gig workers, and small business owners.
You do not need to be incorporated as an LLC or corporation to file tax write-offs for business expenses.
Do I need to keep receipts to write off expenses?
It is always a good idea to keep track of your business receipts for both tax purposes and your own records. However, you’re only required to produce receipts for business expenses over $75 that you paid in cash. Other expenses are recorded in documents that could provide sufficient evidence in the case of an audit.
Per the IRS, “Electronic information management has become the standard in the private sector… instead of continuing to use traditional paper books”. In most cases, your bank statements and credit card statements provide the track record of your expenses.
1099 Deductions – Final Thoughts
1099 contractors don’t have federal income tax withheld on the money they earn. That can lead to a major tax bill at the end of the year. Depending on how much you earned, you could owe thousands or tens of thousands when you file your taxes.
You should take advantage of every opportunity to reduce your tax expenses. The best way to reduce your tax liability is to file all eligible business expenses as a write-off.
Business tax deductions include a wide range of expenses, some of which you might not know qualified. Carefully review your expenses to see what you could include when filing your taxes.
We strongly recommend consulting a tax pro or accountant when filing your taxes. While the information provided here is intended to help you identify deduction opportunities, we do not claim to offer tax advice.
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