Sole proprietorships are the most basic business structure in the United States. They’re also the default business structure for individual-owned businesses. If you start a business by yourself and don’t incorporate it, the IRS automatically considers you to be a sole proprietorship.
How are sole proprietorships taxed?
Sole proprietors are taxed as individuals, just like they were before they started the business. They report their income and expenses on their personal tax returns, rather than on a separate business tax return like a corporation would.
One of the biggest differences between doing your taxes as a sole proprietor and doing them as an employee is that you have to report your business’s profits and losses on an extra IRS form called Schedule C.
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Sole proprietors are responsible for paying
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