@Horacio Gutierrez it's considered inventory, and taxed at your normal tax rate, plus self employment taxes.

. :) I went on to get an MBA, tuition reimbursement helped from my employer.

A large employer can announce layoffs that impact demand which pushes prices lower.

I've verified her employment with HR. 

(Now you know something is wrong)Just have them fill out an application where it asks for information about the last 10 years....If they leave certain areas blank, ask them....look in their eyes as they say, I don't have the landlords info from 7 years ago....Hmmm.....you have your employer information from 7 years ago where you spend 8 hours a day but you don't have the residence information where you spend 12 to 16 hours a day? 

@Joe Pea if you are self employed, then the bank is relying on your taxes to verify income.

If part-time, commission, self-employed then the 😈 is in the details. 

They will go for the 5% if my employer says I can telecommute or that I wont lose my job if I move.

I was "traded" last year to a subsidiary of my long-time employer and that subsidiary is now an independent company.When signing up for benefits this week, I noticed something unusual about their 401k offering.

We are both also self-employed in separate businesses.