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You are a sub-contractor which is business in the IRS eyes.
You do not have to carry on regular full-time business activities to be considered self-employed. This is non-employee compensation. You were contracted to do a job, not employed to do a job. You will need to file a Schedule C for Business Income and Expenses and pay Self-Employment tax on this income.
To file a Schedule C, here are the steps:
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