Is Self-Employment taxes different than Small Business taxes?

Clinton Quant: of course, not at all the same

Idell Syed: Also, is self employment/small business taxes separate or the same as the regular federal income taxes (4O1k)?

Rhett Kaines: YES social security and medicare tax amounts that the self employed taxpayer does have to pay on the NET PROFIT from the schedule C and the SE of their 1040 FIT return during the 2015 tax filing season for the 2014 tax year.NO would NOT be the same as any of the other taxes for that purpose and time.Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful. 12/07/2014

Jesusita Dykhoff: In what context?

Joeann Hoyt: Small business taxes is a general term for lots of taxes. Self employment tax is a specific tax.

Jon Bergmeier: yes.visit IRS.gov or local library for books on taxes

Norris Rosener: There are a number of small business taxes. SE tax is a specific tax, for social security and medicare paid by people who are self employed. SE tax is a separate tax! from income tax. A 401K is a retirement savings plan, not a tax.