Ack, okay... so basically, I've had this customer for... 3-4 years. He's an accountant. He used to do the clubs taxes (that's how I met him... neither of us work for that club anymore). I worked for him less than 2 years ago (he owns his own business) doing bank consolidations, answering phones, organizing, etc. He hired me on as self-employed back then, paid me cash every week, and then filed a 1099 and wrote pretty much everything off in supplies and mileage and whatever else he could pull out of his butt. The year before that, he did my taxes and didn't give me many details (I was pretty... duh... back then), but I really don't think he did a 1099.
I currently have been dancing privately for this guy since then (I pull in around 10k from him a year). He asked me tonight if he could do a 1099 (pretending I still work for him) and then write it off for me in my taxes. I currently work at a strip club that does not do 1099's and a peepshow that does W2 (and I get paid hourly). For last years taxes, he did a bunch of write-offs (I actually got a small amount of money BACK).
I'd rather this guy NOT do this... but, he does my taxes for free and I want the normal tax deductions I get from him as opposed to going somewhere else... Really, the situation would be the same as last year with the forms being turned in and what they're being turned in for and the income... Should I not stress about this?
I basically want advice here...



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