I am self-employed and don't have pay stubs. How can I prove my income?
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I am self-employed and don't have pay stubs. How can I prove my income?
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Bank statements showing regular deposits. Tax returns. 1099s. You have some type of documentation showing how you get paid whether it’s cash or check or electronic payments. Credit card records. Whatever applies.Originally posted by Kimjousha321 View PostI am self-employed and don't have pay stubs. How can I prove my income?
My self-employment income is from eBay. My bank statement shows weekly deposits and I have my 1099 and tax return from last year to document my earnings.Last edited by disneysteve; 04-20-2023, 05:00 AM.Steve
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Form an LLC and you work for it, you are the only employee.
The LLC issue invoices and have the payments received. That is you're gross sales.
The LLC makes all of your operating charges, cleaning supplies, chain saws, dental instruments, guitar strings.
The LLC issues you a paycheck.
You now have a paystub and a company of one.
*Ps I am probably not the best source of good information on this, but that makes sense to me.
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