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Thanks for the clarification. If you sell on AG but receive cashiers check and avoid PP, does AG report the transaction to the IRS?
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When you’re paid for goods and services, the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) considers this reportable income.
Once you receive $600 in payments for goods and services within a calendar year, tax laws require us to withhold 24% of such payments when you have not confirmed your taxpayer status by either providing your US tax ID or completing a Certificate of Foreign Status. This 24% is sent to the IRS as backup withholding for any potential income tax due on those payments.
You can learn more about this tax law on the IRS website.
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Reporting Threshold $5,000 in tax year 2024 "In a key revision to the law, the IRS said that starting in tax year 2024 it will transition toward the new rule by increasing the reporting threshold from $600 to $5,000. That means people who receive more than $5,000 in payments via PayPal and other apps in 2024 would receive the 1099-K tax form in early 2025 to complete their 2024 tax returns. For the 2025 tax year, the threshold would step down to $600, unless the IRS makes additional changes."
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