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121pilot
Anything past 10 years that taxes were deducted. Shows accuracy and openness on your part. Don't hide anything from them in the interview. Be more transparent than a Windex cleaned glass door. Let them decide if it is important. They asked for 10 years, so give it to them. Especially on your background check. The last thing that you want is to get through ground school and have something from your past bite you in the back that causes you to either delay your training or cost you your job for not divulging it in the beginning.
Hope that helps
What if someone has never held a W2 job and has always been an independent contractor or owned their own business?