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Pension Contribution by Self-Employed Taxpayer Not Deductible for Self-Employment Tax
Wolters Kluwer Law & Business / CCH 
[Guidance Overview] Apr. 23, 2012 "Self-employed taxpayers may deduct expenses associated with their trade or business when determining self-employment income. However, the court explained, a pension contribution is not an expense attributable to a self-employed taxpayer's trade or business. The exception under Code Sec. 404(a)(8) is limited to income tax." MORE >> |
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