@karac Alright, well, I am definitely not a qualified tax professional, you have a question that is specifically for a qualified tax professional and I do not know if the accountant qualifies because just prima fascia, honestly it sounds ...
... that the person is participating in business functions where the business is reporting income and loss and the person is not filing any taxes themself.
Please direct the person to a qualified tax professional.
The New York website has a very explicit list of acceptable documents for self-employed, which I am assuming this would fall into.
Of the items you listed the closest items on the New York site listed as acceptable are business licenses and business receipts, but, as I'm sure you have already read, nowhere is it explicitly listed any of the tax forms that you have mentioned.
If the person that you are representing needs to hear it directly from the horse's mouth either direct them to the website or instruct them to call New York DOL
@jamaix - tagged in case there is some nuanced aspect of the forms mentioned that I am not aware of
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Please direct the person to a qualified tax professional.
The New York website has a very explicit list of acceptable documents for self-employed, which I am assuming this would fall into.
Of the items you listed the closest items on the New York site listed as acceptable are business licenses and business receipts, but, as I'm sure you have already read, nowhere is it explicitly listed any of the tax forms that you have mentioned.
If the person that you are representing needs to hear it directly from the horse's mouth either direct them to the website or instruct them to call New York DOL
@jamaix - tagged in case there is some nuanced aspect of the forms mentioned that I am not aware of