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Old 12-13-2010, 01:11 PM
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Independent Contractor and Business Expenses

Hi Experts! I just had a quick question. I am just starting as an independent contractor for a work at home position (virtual call center agent). Because of the late start in the year I don't anticipate on receiving a 1099 form as I have yet to make income. However, I've purchased items related to this business and have expenses... should that be claimed this year on my taxes or next (when I actually have income coming in)? Thanks for your help and time.



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