ddvonschmitten
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Actually you can start an Adult Family Home, in which you care for elderly, physically or mentally impared people in your home. You can legally exclude money you recive from the state government paid to care for these individuals (up to the first 5). |
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Wayne Z
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Legally.....none.
All income must be report regardless if you receive and 1099 or W2 or not. |
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bostonianinmo
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Prisoner. (They don't make enough to have to file.) |
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Jess
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There isn't a job where you don't have to report your income. If you become a waiter/waitress, your tips are taxable and your employer usually pays payroll taxes based on those tips you receive. If you work for someone and you receive tips, they are part of your Gross Wages in most cases and show up on your W2. The only way where you could get away with not reporting your income to the IRS, is by getting paid under a certain amount of money each year. Even if you work under the table, you're supposed to report your wages to the IRS. |
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Tax Man
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You can work in Iraq for certain US companies and receive income tax free up to certain amount (I believe $80k). This is a good option if you don't mind being shot at or stepping on landmines. |
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Chairman LMAO
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I don't think there are any that are legal. Most waitresses and pizza delivery drivers don't report all their tips, though. |
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TaxGuru
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There are no jobs where you are not required to report your income to the IRS. |
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garyg7
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Don't have to report? No such job in the US or if you are a US citizen exists.
There are things you can do to make money that nothing is reported to the IRS unless you put that information on your tax return. These jobs include: drug dealing, stealing, prostitution, bookmaking (not making actual books, running a betting operation), etc. |
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michael s
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Everyone is telling you the truth. You are legally required to report all sources of income. If you do self employment work and earn less than $600.00 at each job for separate employers, they are not required to send you a 1099-MISC, hence the income will not be reported to the IRS. But then you're back at square one: You are legally required to report all sources of income. |
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Grand pa
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Getting a job that pays well . will keep your brain active. Your a smart young lady. dont waste what God gave you.. |
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PepsiLime
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Basically, anything that you get paid for is reportable income. Even if you do bartering instead of in cash is still considered income. And also, even illegally earned income is still supposed to be reported to the IRS, that's what tripped up Al Capone. About the only thing that you can receive that would not be considered income would be a "gift". |
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Judy1
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What a leech!
If you have a job, you are legally required to report your income - SSI and Social Security (if it's disability) are for people who need that to live, not for people who just don't happen to feel like paying their share. |
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tracymoo
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Mafia hit man?
Or - seriously - you can become a Libertarian and then ascribe to the abolition of the income tax. |
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Krista
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All income is considered taxable. However, babysitting, cleaning people's houses or selling stuff on Ebay are kind of gray areas. |
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PB&J
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What if you are devementally disabled and work in a work shop that has a special minimum wage certificate. I know that they dont have to have any withholdings. |
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