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Self-Employment Taxes: The Gig Worker's Surprise

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What the 15.3 percent self-employment rate is actually made of gets tested first, then Casey's $40,000 in gig income gets compared against a W-2 worker's $3,060 payroll tax. Self-employment tax, withholding, and quarterly belong in the response.

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