Self$-$Study Problem $4\mathrm{.}10$

Joanne Plummer is self$-$employed in $2023.$ Her Schedule C net income is $$46,600$ for the year, and Joanne also has a part$-$time job and earn $$8,400$ that was subject to FICA tax. Joanne received taxable dividends of $$1,110$ during the year, and she has a capital gain on the sale of $$9,100.$ Calculate Joanne's self$-$employment tax using Schedule SE of Form $1040.$

SCHEDULE SE

$($Form $1040)$

Department of the Treasury

Internal Revenue Service

Self$-$Employment Tax

Attach to Form $1040,1040-$SR$,1040-$SS$,$ or $1040-$NR$.$

Go to

www$.$irs.gov$/$ScheduleSE for, instructions and the latest information.

OMB No$.1545-0$

$2023$

Attachment

Sequence No$.1$

Name of person with self$-$employment income $($as shown on Form $1040,1040-$

SR$,1040-$SS$,$ or $1040-$NR$)$

Joanne Plummer

Social security number of person

with self$-$employment income

Self$-$Employment Tax

Note: If your only income subject to self$-$employment tax is church employee income, see instructions for how to report your income an the definition of church employee income.

A If you are a minister, member of a religious order, or Christian Science practitioner and you filed Form $4361,$ but you had $$400$ or more of other net earnings from self$-$employment, check here and continue with Part I.

Skip lines $1$ a and $16$ if you use the farm optional method in Part II$.$ See instructions.

$1$a Net farm profit or $($loss$)$ from Schedule F$,$ line $34,$ and farm partnerships, Schedule K$-1($Form $1065),$ box $14,$ code A$............................................................$

$q,$