Self-employed Letter??

[chef4u]

As many of you know I own a personal chef business that is a corporation. I have been reading that it is a good idea to provide a letter from your company stating the date of hire, current position, current salary, whether the position is permanent or not and signed by someone a human resorce person. My question is, what would I provide or do I even need too?

Edited August 6, 2006 by chef4u (see edit history)

[GaryandSherry]

Based on the assumption you are a sub chapter S corporation , just provide the tax returns for both your business and yourself as well as the schedule K-1. Be sure they are prepared by a professional accounting firm.

Edited August 6, 2006 by GaryandSherry (see edit history)

[Guest pushbrk]

Based on the assumption you are a sub chapter S corporation , just provide the tax returns for both your business and yourself as well as the schedule K-1. Be sure they are prepared by a professional accounting firm.

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Or for a regular C Corporation, the tax return and some documentation that you are CEO, should suffice quite nicely.

 

You could also include a brief statement on Company Letterhead to accompany the taxes. I would only state that you were the founder of XYZ corporation and have included its tax returns to document income.

[LeeFisher3]

There are many types of corporations and how you file your taxes will determine the answer for you.

 

IF you are a "paid employee" of the corporation receiving a W-2, then you an Employee of the corporation and not self-employed, otherwise you are considered self-employed. Then look at the Supporting Evidence section of the I-134 for the requirements.

[chef4u]

Thanks guys!! As usual, I appreciate the advice.