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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

What Percent Tax Bracket if Self-Employed / file a 1099 ??
Since we're here again for another Tax Season,
I'm just curious , as to know 100% what Tax Bracket someone falls in as a whole ( State, City and Federal ) ....all Combined
Is it 15% of your Income you should hold out ?
20 % ?
25% ?
This is just a question that I have never gotten an " Exact " answer to , but I would like to know to the " T " , via what Percent of my Income to hold out for Taxes
Thank you for the help
Most Popular Reply

Michael Dunn How long have you been self employed? Id strongly recommend sitting down with a CPA to discuss estimated tax payments. Basically, you may be subject to a penalty if you don't make estimated payments of 100% of the prior year's tax or 90% of current year's tax owed (the 100% changes to 110% if you are higher income).
Hope this helps