Re: Getting into Transcription
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tax brackets are progressive. You never make less money for working more hours unless you are on social security or equivalent. You just make less money per hour as you move up the brackets.
Unfortunately in the U.S. self-employment tax is indeed not bracketed. Is either all or nothing. But if you can work more than the lower end you still should because you still make more money than if you didn't--just, say, your pay goes down from an after-tax rate of (say) $20 to (say) $18. Same with the other tax brackets.
Taxes are also yearly, not monthly, at least everywhere I know of.
SSI, on the other hand, is indeed monthly, and if you're hoping to get both then you'll indeed need to make sure you don't work over a certain amount. It's been long enough since I was on SSI for me to confidently provide details on that however, other than to say that it is inane and backward and kind of actively disincentivizes working.
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