On schedule C, I understand about cost of goods, expenses.

But, what about the W-2 form, if your working for yourself?

Do you send yourself a W-2

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If you are self-employer and filing Form 1040 with Schedules C and SE, no W-2 is required.

The only time a W-2 is needed is if you are operating the business as a corporation who acts as your employer. A corporation is a separate legal entity in the eyes of the law and IRS which must generate a W-2 to document your salary while working for the corporation.