Any coaches paid as a contractor (1099)?

SocrManiac

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Apr 15, 2006
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Wondering if any of you are professional coaches and get paid as a contractor. I figure there must be software or something dedicated to that group. I'm wading into these waters and drowning as soon as I dip my toe in the water.

Maybe this would be better in the money forum, but I figured I'd start here.
 

Humphrey

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Aug 3, 2010
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Keep good track of all your expenses- travel, meals, equipment, training (if you had to get a coaching license, association dues, etc.)...most of that you can use to offset the compensation.

I'm a sports official and that's what I do, at least for the portion of my game fees that are subject to a 1099 (that is, working more than $600 worth of games for the same city/town or association).
 

Trapaholic

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Jan 11, 2023
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I am on 1099 for the travel organization that I coach in. I do my best to keep track of the miles that I drive and the number of individual trips that I take. I also save the receipts for all of the gear and training implements that I buy. This comes in handy around tax time. I include this when I go to get my taxes done.