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1099 vs W-2: What Am I?

Answer a few quick questions and we’ll suggest whether your income looks more like W-2 employee, 1099 contractor, or both.

Quick questions

How does this work feel?

Who controls your schedule / how the work is done?

Who provides the tools/equipment?

Do you get benefits (health, PTO, 401(k))?

How are you paid?

Fast confirmations (if you know)

I received a W-2I received a 1099 (1099-NEC / 1099-K, etc.)Taxes were withheld from my payI had business expenses (mileage, supplies, software, etc.)

Result

Not enough info to confidently tell (yet).

Some jobs don’t fit cleanly into a simple category. The IRS uses multiple factors to decide classification. Use the hints below and check the forms you actually received.

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Next steps:

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Educational helper only. Worker classification can be complex and depends on multiple facts. If you believe you were misclassified, consider reviewing IRS guidance or speaking with a tax professional.

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