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Grasswire2

(13,849 posts)
13. what a mess, still
Wed Nov 22, 2023, 12:34 AM
Nov 2023

I thought the problem would be solved for another year. Ridiculous. EBay looks like a mess these days, too. I guess I'll take some stuff to a consignment shop.

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WTF I gotta report when friends Venmo me money to cover lunch, etc.? SunSeeker Nov 2023 #1
From what some people say, it appears so DFW Nov 2023 #5
No, only if you are selling goods and services. Axelrods_Typewriter Nov 2023 #7
But if you get a 1099 for it, you have to report it and explain why its not taxable. SunSeeker Nov 2023 #11
Yeah, does that throw an audit flag? The IRS loves picking on the little guy and lets billionaires slide. TheBlackAdder Nov 2023 #14
How about if let's people add to their jimfields33 Nov 2023 #28
If I were the IRS DFW Nov 2023 #2
It is currently $600 and they are considering raising it to $5,000. twodogsbarking Nov 2023 #3
It's currently $20k, and the IRS is talking about phasing in Calista241 Nov 2023 #19
The law making it $600 was passed well over two years ago, it's not new MichMan Nov 2023 #20
It should have never passed n/t Polybius Nov 2023 #22
Why did Congress pass it then? MichMan Nov 2023 #9
It was part of the ARP (American Rescue Plan) that passed in 2021. Calista241 Nov 2023 #18
I've been issuing 1099s at work since the late 1980s Unwind Your Mind Nov 2023 #15
Even if you receive less than $600 you are expected to report it. twodogsbarking Nov 2023 #4
I got harassed by PayPal over this last year Shermann Nov 2023 #6
Congress passed it intentionally at $600 MichMan Nov 2023 #8
It already does with 501(c)(3) requirements. SunSeeker Nov 2023 #12
This is another reason why our tax system is a JOKE. oldsoftie Nov 2023 #10
A VAT would be nice. Elessar Zappa Nov 2023 #30
Its all in presentation. I would pay MORE under a VAT but I dont care oldsoftie Nov 2023 #31
what a mess, still Grasswire2 Nov 2023 #13
The real problem I think is Unwind Your Mind Nov 2023 #16
2024 is an election year. Anger, not confusion, is the concern Jose Garcia Nov 2023 #17
I avoided selling stuff on ebay this year because of this rule Tom Rinaldo Nov 2023 #21
Is the law $600 or more for one item? Polybius Nov 2023 #23
I believe it would have been over $600 in a year (but that's just how I read it) Tom Rinaldo Nov 2023 #25
+1 CountAllVotes Nov 2023 #27
I sold my guitar on ebay CountAllVotes Nov 2023 #24
Techically I think they will allow you to offer a reasonable estimate of your initial purchase price Tom Rinaldo Nov 2023 #26
fking stupid for coming up with pos like that. rockfordfile Nov 2023 #29
this is why i quit being a vendor at the local Farmers Market samnsara Nov 2023 #32
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