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The IRS does not agree with the Tax Court over whether business interruption insurance proceeds must be reported as earnings subject to self-employment tax.
In a case involving a grocer, the Tax Court said the insurance payments for lost earnings were not subject to self-employment tax because the payments were not for actual services.
The IRS disagrees. They say the income would have been earned had the operations not been interrupted.