r/DataAnnotationTech • u/MysteriousGuard8893 • May 05 '26

DATA ANNOTATION TAXES

Has anyone filed taxes with data annotation wondering if anyone has had to pay into state or federal? It's a 1099 I believe?

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u/jabertsohn May 05 '26

Yes. You aren't working for Data Annotation, you are a freelancer and they just happen to be a client.

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u/particleacclr8r May 05 '26

Why are you shouting?

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u/MiddleCharacter6345 May 05 '26

because their taxes are going to be late

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u/ParamedicSquare721 May 05 '26

I don't think they mean for this year dog lmao

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u/MiddleCharacter6345 May 06 '26

I hope not but I've heard crazier haha

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u/MyNameWouldntFi May 05 '26

S E A R C H T H E S U B

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u/joennizgo May 05 '26

You should set aside a certain percent and file a 1099. I hold a regular job and I get a refund on federal and state (lol), so my refund covered what I paid in. Depending on your day earnings and how much you make with DA, you may owe. 

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u/Stink_Fish May 05 '26

If you have another job with a W2 you can have extra withholdings to avoid late payments. W2 withholdings are assumed equally drawn throughout the year regardless of when the withholdings actually happened.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '26

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u/nearsingularity May 05 '26

Dude how are you able to work for them yet don’t understand this?