that the small amount of money I made dancing this year really was that small?
I worked in a blue-collar 'Cheers' type strip club. I made an average of about $200 per shift before tip-out--$300 when I worked a 13-hour double. Say I only worked one night a week, because I had 2 other jobs that I was working around. That only comes out to about $5,000 for my stripping income so far this year (I only danced about 6 months).
While the government is pretty fixed on the notion that all dancers make $50-100,000 a year, if I admit to being a dancer at all, will they audit me? I really have nothing to hide, but will they try to prove I made more, and make me pay more than I owe for my taxes?


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