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12-30-2010, 08:56 PM #1
Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's .... Paypal will begin reporting sales income
Heard a rumor on this and just confirmed with Paypal that beginning in January 2011 they will report all transactions for those whose sales gross profit is over $20k or who have 200 individual transactions. This will be any payment through paypal regardless of ebay or wherever. Not an issue for me but just a heads up if it might be for you and you hadn't heard. Stay on top of your bookkeeping. The paypal rep I spoke with on the phone said the numbers are what they have available now based on the information given. Subject to change.
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12-30-2010, 09:58 PM #2
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Thanked: 1371This won't affect me either, but to clarify: "The 1099-K is required when a merchant has at least 200 payment transactions a year totaling more than $20,000."
It's not 200 or $20k, it's 200 and $20k.
People should be self-reporting anyway. This does encourage those that are poor record-keepers to get better in a hurry, since it will be up to them to show expenses against the gross that's reported.
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JimmyHAD (12-30-2010)
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12-31-2010, 05:19 AM #3
Or hire an accountant worth their salt. Something I'm not so good at ugh...
Than again I don't go threw PP much. It's handy but annoying....