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A Reader Asks…

Hello there,
This is the first I have ever really had to think about taxes and never exactly expected to make over $600 with one company doing surveys online. I am within $140 of breaking over the tax limit and I believe I will get a 1099 form if/when I do.
I will probably just stop doing the surveys so I dont have to pay out taxes and such, but I might as well ask because it will happen eventually.
I googled around and ended up getting more confused than when I started. I seen we would be considered self employed and have to pay 15%. That is understandable, but than seen would have to file federal income tax, possibly state income tax, and pay into ssi and medicaid if make over $400 combined regardless?
What on earth? I am in NJ and would appreciate any information you can give on this situation. I don’t want to get thrown in federal prison for tax evasion down the line because I was unaware.
Thanks for any useful information you can give.