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Wednesday, November 24, 2021

IRS to begin taxing businesses for payment app transactions

NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - Many of us use Venmo, Paypal, or Cashapp, but the IRS is now cracking down on these payment apps. 

Until now, the IRS usually only issued 1099 for a business with at least 200 business transactions and at least $20,000 in gross payments. However, that's all changing on Jan 1.

12 comments:

  1. Barter. Use local businesses when practical. Normalize using silver as money. Kenny you are correct, once you have enough food, meds, firewood, no harm in converting a little surplus fiat into silver. Pre 1965 constitutional silver is a great start. For thousands of years silver and gold have been universal and portable storage of labor / value. It can also be anonymous.

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    1. The banks sent the pre-65 coins to refineries.

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    2. Not all of them. A bunch of us are hoarding literally tons of them.

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  2. So I can get only 199 sets of Ten Percent bribes per payment method?
    Thanks for the warning. I'll tell Hunter and Joe.

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  3. This sucks as my wife buys and sells used furniture and PayPal is always the form of payment and now she will have to keep records even though with all of her costs, she doesn't make money as it is just a fun hobby for her. Just another nail in the coffin with big brother.

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    1. Paypal will send her a 1099.
      Year before last I did my annual fundraiser, people sent in money when my wife's son died, I sold a bunch of stuff using paypal, and I did a fundraiser for a reader who's wife had a stroke where people sent money to my paypal to send to him. That put us over the limit by about 60 bucks and they sent me a 1099.

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    2. And how did you use that for filing taxes?

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    3. Had to say my blog was a small business out of my home. Major suckage.

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    4. Ken, if it's a "small business" then start deducting "business expenses".

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  4. In 2020
    Congress gave themselves a raise
    Congress gave the ARIA $1.4B
    Congress gave $1B to Smithsonian
    Congress gave $154M to National Gallery of Art
    Congress gave $167M NFAH
    Congress gave $40M to the Kennedy Center
    Congress gave $14M to the Wilson Center
    Congress gave Cambodia $85.5M
    Congress gave Nepal $130M
    Congress gave Burma $135M
    Congress gave Sudan $700M
    Congress gave Palestine $50M
    Congress gave Pakistan $10M
    Congress gave Israel $500M

    Congress gave you $600

    In 2021
    Congress wants to know what you did with the $600

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    1. I used the $600 to bribe a Congresscritter. Want to know their name?

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  5. 80,000 new IRS agents are being onboarded to go after anything and everything to pay for all the free shit that dole out. FJB with an extra topping of Let’s Go Brandon!
    MadMarlin

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