peggysioux5 Posted April 4, 2021 Report Posted April 4, 2021 If self-employed taxpayer has no employees and has workman's comp insurance covering himself, would the expense be deductible business expense on Schedule C? Or would it not be deductible being the workman's comp benefit would not be taxable? Taxpayer is a sub-contractor and is required to carry workman's comp insurance by general contractor. Peggy Sioux Quote
Lee B Posted April 4, 2021 Report Posted April 4, 2021 Yes it's deductible, Oregon has a law requiring everyone on a construction site to be covered by Workers Compensation Insurance, so every time one of my clients has a comp audit the auditor is looking for subcontractors and proof that the subcontractors have comp insurance, otherwise the General Contractor is assessed for premium to cover any sub that can't prove they have insurance. Quote
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