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Jack earned more than $400 in net earnings from his home business. He must pay self-employment tax.
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An employee is not required to report their tip income to their employer if they receive $20 or more per month in tips from their job.
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A taxpayer aged 35 doesn't have to pay income tax and an additional tax if they take a distribution from an IRA and it is rolled into another qualified plan or IRA.
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A taxpayer who claimed the 2008 homebuyer credit doesn't have to pay back a portion of the credit each year.
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