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Old 01-27-2022, 09:26 AM
Dandor Dandor is offline
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Originally Posted by Johnny630 View Post
Any electronic payment whether friends and family or goods and services has to be reported as income if it was a sale of a card......it's never changed. I always report friends and family transactions through paypal that were card related. Those funds get directly deposit the funds into my checking account. Why would I not report this ?? Am the dummy who shouldn't been reporting this?
Of course, this is what you are supposed to do. How did you do this though? Did you file a Schedule D or Schedule C with the IRS? If you did this as a "hobby" you probably did it wrong. There are absolutely no deductions for a hobby, even though people take them. If you bought a card for $500 and sold it for $400, you would need to pay taxes on the $400 even though you sold it at a loss. For people that don't believe me, just wait until 2023 and you get a 1099-K form. Good luck trying make any deductions with the hobby form.

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