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How are sole proprietorships treated for tax purposes?

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How are sole proprietorships treated for tax purposes?

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Unlike corporations, sole proprietorships are not treated separately by the IRS. This means that any profit derived from your sole proprietorship is treated as your personal income and is accounted for on your individual tax return. Any such income is taxed to you in the year it was received.

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