I have a special NIH grant (NRSA) as a postdoc that excludes me from having to pay social security (FICA) and unemployment taxes (FUTA) because I am not considered an employee. How do I file a tax return so these taxes are not paid? Any tips would be helpful! (For the record I know anyone answering these questions is not in the position of giving official tax advice like a lawyer or an accountant).
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24. January 2010 at 10:50 pm
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