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You may not have sprouted golden arches from your head, but if you are an independent contractor, you are a business. You must follow the self-employment tax rules -- including filing quarterly estimated taxes.
If the Form 1099s you receive include your expense reimbursements, you must report the entire amount as income on your tax return, then deduct the amount of the expense reimbursement as your own business expense on your Schedule C.