Bart has the following income and expenses for his Schedule C: 1099-MISCs received: Jack’s Builders $ 42,000 Smith’s Fine Homes 35,750 Murphy’s Builders 24,730 Total Revenue $ 102,480 Wages (46,000 ) Payroll taxes (3,519 ) Payroll tax penalties (300 ) License fee (200 ) Supplies (5,300 ) Cell phone (588 ) Meals (3,000 ) Internet service (780 ) What is Bart's self-employment income?

Bart has the following income and expenses for his Schedule C: 1099-MISCs received: Jack’s Builders $ 42,000 Smith’s Fine Homes 35,750 Murphy’s Builders 24,730 Total Revenue $ 102,480 Wages (46,000 ) Payroll taxes (3,519 ) Payroll tax penalties (300 ) License fee (200 ) Supplies (5,300 ) Cell phone (588 ) Meals (3,000 ) Internet service (780 ) What is Bart's self-employment income?

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1099-MISCs received:
Jack’s Builders	$	42,000
Smith’s Fine Homes		35,750
Murphy’s Builders		24,730
Total Revenue	$	102,480
Wages		(46,000	)
Payroll taxes		(3,519	)
Payroll tax penalties		(300	)
License fee		(200	)
Supplies		(5,300	)
Cell phone		(588	)
Meals		(3,000	)
Internet service		(780	)