To quote the famous James Brown (Who had his own IRS issues...)...
Wel, well, well, well...
As taken directly from the IRS.gov site:
So what does this mean to the eBay account holder or PayPal user?!?!
It means that if you sell a grail for anything more than $599.99, you must report the income as taxable. Heck, if I sell my lawnmower to my neighbor for $600 bucks and he writes me a check for it, I'd have to report it.
What our Govrnment is trying to do now is claim those so called "lost dollars" from small transactions. This even kills the barter system for small business! What a joke.
Now even they cannot do small transactions for say, like services. That sucks.
So what does this mean for us who trade in boomers? Or have secondary income from eBay which really is not all that in the grand scheme of things? I don't but am curious.
Wel, well, well, well...
As taken directly from the IRS.gov site:
Form 1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Income, is most commonly used by third-party payers to report payments made in the course of a trade or business to others for services. Third-party payers should report the following on Form 1099-MISC:
Payments of $600 or more for services performed by persons not treated as employees, such as fees to subcontractors, attorneys or accountants
So what does this mean to the eBay account holder or PayPal user?!?!
It means that if you sell a grail for anything more than $599.99, you must report the income as taxable. Heck, if I sell my lawnmower to my neighbor for $600 bucks and he writes me a check for it, I'd have to report it.
What our Govrnment is trying to do now is claim those so called "lost dollars" from small transactions. This even kills the barter system for small business! What a joke.
So what does this mean for us who trade in boomers? Or have secondary income from eBay which really is not all that in the grand scheme of things? I don't but am curious.

Until then, heed the words of Randolph and Mortimer... Sell! Sell! SELL! 