It’s happening no doubt.
Just switch to Fa<~^*ok M>~+^|pl~<e it’s great for now, no problem, of course it’s (generally) in person transaction …but doesn’t always have to be.
What happened to those dreaded 1099 forms we were going to receive from Paypal?
So, who received a 1099 form from Paypal that everyone was dreading and caused so many to change how they would receive payment? I'm quite curious as I didn't receive one. Didn't know what topic to use so I chose the one with most traffic.
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@nonoise Happy Valentine's Day old boy. Sorry your sad about people having your post deleted. Was BS anyway. 😘 |
Yes, the IRS delayed the $600 reporting threshold until the 2023 tax year, which means if you sell over $600 this year through ebay, paypal, ect., you will get a 1099-K form to mess with on your taxes. I had received an email from Ebay that I had sold over $600 and that they needed my full SS#. But my sales were only $540. So, I spoke with a person at Ebay and they told me that the IRS considers the shipping charges to be part of my sales total. Well, I have to purchase the shipping, so I don't actually have that money for more than a day or two. Most of my casual sales have been of old items I have around the house, like a film camera I bought in 1981 and an AVR I got in 2016. I don't see why a person who only occasionally engages in such casual sales should have to mess with this on his or her tax return. Now, I wrote to my US House member and both of my US senators about this issue. I suggested that they revisit this and possibly come up with a compromise threshold of $10,000. Prior to the change, the threshold was $20,000. I'm hoping they will adjust this threshold with a rider to some legislation they pass this year. |
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