Jan 10, 2017 08:23:16 AM by Kayla D
Jan 10, 2017 08:54:36 AM by Valeria K
Hi Kayla,
You will need to report Upwork income to IRS and you may want to consult with a local tax adviser about ways to do it. You can also check this help article to learn more about the conditions that need to be met in order for Upwork to send tax forms to a freelancer and this webinar recording for more tips on reporting your Upwork income.
Feb 25, 2017 09:12:23 AM by Jennifer M
Mine isn't. I suggest not using that and instead going through transactions
Jan 26, 2018 09:14:27 AM by Natalie T
Hey Jennifer,
So I went through my transactions like you mentioned you do. Don't shoot me if this sounds dumb, this is all very new for me still as I've never filed taxes with freelance work. Do I claim the entire amount I earned or only the amount that I actually received since UpWork took their portion too? I'm assuming we file for the entire amount and can try to possibly write off the UpWork fees as a business expense?
Jan 26, 2018 12:11:12 PM by Jess C
@Natalie T wrote:Hey Jennifer,
So I went through my transactions like you mentioned you do. Don't shoot me if this sounds dumb, this is all very new for me still as I've never filed taxes with freelance work. Do I claim the entire amount I earned or only the amount that I actually received since UpWork took their portion too? I'm assuming we file for the entire amount and can try to possibly write off the UpWork fees as a business expense?
You can report your earnings and Upwork's fees either way, depending on what makes the most sense for you. I report only net income, since I never see the fees, but I've seen others report the full amount and then deduct fees as an expense. Both methods result in the same total.
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