Party of the People! LOLit went into effect on Jan 1 and will be in effect for the 2022 tax season
the craziest part of this is things like reselling tickets you bought if you don't go to a game. example: you have Tide season tix and instead of going to Indy for title game you bought them at $1100/pair and then sold them to your buddy at face value. If you sold those tix on Dec 31 Ticketmaster (or paypal or venmo, etc) will be sending you a 1099 for $1100 plus any other regular season games you sold, even if you made $0 on it.
It is NOT just $600 for a single transaction it is $600 for the gross amount of transaction with that vendor for the calendar year.
congrats to the totalitarian psychos that voted for this administration...you all must be so proud tracking down those, ahemm, billionaires trying to avoid taxes. fn clowns
The way i see that would be that on your tax return, you would have to show $1,100 of income but would also be able to expense the $1,100 for cost of goods soldit went into effect on Jan 1 and will be in effect for the 2022 tax season
the craziest part of this is things like reselling tickets you bought if you don't go to a game. example: you have Tide season tix and instead of going to Indy for title game you bought them at $1100/pair and then sold them to your buddy at face value. If you sold those tix on Dec 31 Ticketmaster (or paypal or venmo, etc) will be sending you a 1099 for $1100 plus any other regular season games you sold, even if you made $0 on it.
It is NOT just $600 for a single transaction it is $600 for the gross amount of transaction with that vendor for the calendar year.
congrats to the totalitarian psychos that voted for this administration...you all must be so proud tracking down those, ahemm, billionaires trying to avoid taxes. fn clowns
its not just bank deposits .. the fine print included mobile appsit went into effect on Jan 1 and will be in effect for the 2022 tax season
the craziest part of this is things like reselling tickets you bought if you don't go to a game. example: you have Tide season tix and instead of going to Indy for title game you bought them at $1100/pair and then sold them to your buddy at face value. If you sold those tix on Dec 31 Ticketmaster (or paypal or venmo, etc) will be sending you a 1099 for $1100 plus any other regular season games you sold, even if you made $0 on it.
It is NOT just $600 for a single transaction it is $600 for the gross amount of transaction with that vendor for the calendar year.
congrats to the totalitarian psychos that voted for this administration...you all must be so proud tracking down those, ahemm, billionaires trying to avoid taxes. fn clowns
The way i see that would be that on your tax return, you would have to show $1,100 of income but would also be able to expense the $1,100 for cost of goods sold
I cant wait to tell the IRS that I am the treasure of a few football pools. That should be fun!!
Enough of the political shit…seriously. I’m sitting on checks that need to be cashed and I refuse to be fucking taxed. A check cashing place won’t cash my cash issued from a Canadian bank. Wtf. Walmart said they have a $2500 limit. I have checks that are greater than that. Now what?!?!