Key considerations
Self-employment tax applies to net earnings from self-employment and is separate from regular income tax. Receiving Social Security benefits, age, or retirement status does not automatically eliminate this obligation.
Specialized support for Puerto Rico residents who must report self-employment tax for Social Security and Medicare purposes.
Self-employed individuals in Puerto Rico may be required to file Form 1040-SS to report U.S. self-employment tax, even when their income is not subject to regular U.S. federal income tax. We coordinate the federal self-employment obligation with Puerto Rico filings, SURI compliance, and related tax agency requirements.
Self-employment tax applies to net earnings from self-employment and is separate from regular income tax. Receiving Social Security benefits, age, or retirement status does not automatically eliminate this obligation.
Independent contractors, consultants, professionals, sole proprietors, and business owners operating from Puerto Rico who need both federal and Puerto Rico compliance reviewed together.
Form 1040-SS preparation, self-employment tax computation, coordination with Puerto Rico filings, and review of related estimated tax or agency compliance issues.