See I never doubted you for a second!
(Never hurts to doublecheck.

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Did you file as a corporation? Did you know that you can save a lot on taxes if you end up having a good income from this if you are a corporation?
Tax model A: You own the company, and have no employees. All profit goes to you. Say you make $50,000 a year. You pay income and social security taxes on the full $50,000.
Tax model B: Same as the above, but you are now a corporation. (No employees still). Your corporation makes $50,000 a year (before employee expenses). Now, YOU personally are paid from the corporation, say $30K a year. You pay personal income taxes and social security on that. The corporation is now at a $20,000 per year profit. It pays taxes on that income, but does not pay social security/medicare, etc.
That's just an idea of how it works. There are some other details that I am leaving out, and I didn't even get into C Corp vs. S Corp, or LLC which is also something that will bring similar results. That's it in a nutshell though. Talk to an financial lawyer for the exact details.