23 Miss. Code. R. 104-9.5 - Net Earnings from Self Employment (NESE)
A. NESE is defined
as follows:
1. NESE is the gross income from
any trade or business, less allowable deductions for that trade or business.
a) Any distributive share (whether
distributed or not) of income or loss from a trade or business carried on by a
partnership is included in NESE.
b)
NESE also includes any profit or loss in a partnership.
c) NESE is determined on an annual
basis.
B.
NESE is treated as follows:
1. NESE is
verified whenever an individual is self-employed or has been self-employed
during the current taxable year based on the most recent federal income tax
return filed with IRS, or if the business is new, based on the individual's
business records or the best estimate available.
2. NESE, after any appropriate offsets and
deductions, is counted as earned income.
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