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He answered that questionWhat are you a size 20?
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He answered that questionWhat are you a size 20?
Wife was putting her in Keds, this little **** said no and went and got her AMM 3s to flex on preschool.
Haha she sure did. She's smart enough to know her heat so she'll say "I'm going to flex on everybody" when she wears AMM, Travis, SW, og reds, Infrareds, etc.Did she say "I wanna FLEX!"
Wife was putting her in Keds, this little **** said no and went and got her AMM 3s to flex on preschool.
9M/10.5WWhat size you wear? Haven't thought to check eBay for pairs of these.
What size you wear? Haven't thought to check eBay for pairs of these.
I need prices to get up to a bit above $600 on SX/GOAT (and actually have people willing to pay that much) so I can unload a pair or two and basically just break even on what I paid plus all the stupid fees. No idea if or when that will happen LOL9M/10.5W
I need prices to get up to a bit above $600 on SX/GOAT (and actually have people willing to pay that much) so I can unload a pair or two and basically just break even on what I paid plus all the stupid fees. No idea if or when that will happen LOL
I’m not to crazy about that, i Know exactly what you’re talking aboutthe feds gonna try to tax you when that happens
the feds gonna try to tax you when that happens
I’m actually curious how that tax is going to work. Is it like stock where you’d report a cost basis for each sale or is it just a percentage of the total sale price (I.e. you still owe tax even if you sell at a loss)?I’m not to crazy about that, i Know exactly what you’re talking about
Closer to the former. You treat it like a business with COGS and expenses backed out to get to a taxable net income.I’m actually curious how that tax is going to work. Is it like stock where you’d report a cost basis for each sale or is it just a percentage of the total sale price (I.e. you still owe tax even if you sell at a loss)?
the feds gonna try to tax you when that happens
I’m not to crazy about that, i Know exactly what you’re talking about
I’m actually curious how that tax is going to work. Is it like stock where you’d report a cost basis for each sale or is it just a percentage of the total sale price (I.e. you still owe tax even if you sell at a loss)?
Er, don’t you have to reach a threshold of several thousand in sales per year before you get taxed? Or is there some new rule that everyone has to pay tax on every individual item you sell? If so, I missed that one.Closer to the former. You treat it like a business with COGS and expenses backed out to get to a taxable net income.
Er, don’t you have to reach a threshold of several thousand in sales per year before you get taxed? Or is there some new rule that everyone has to pay tax on every individual item you sell? If so, I missed that one.
You might be able to do so, I think it'll still be a highly sought after shoe a few years from now.I need prices to get up to a bit above $600 on SX/GOAT (and actually have people willing to pay that much) so I can unload a pair or two and basically just break even on what I paid plus all the stupid fees. No idea if or when that will happen LOL
Know how much tax it's going to be? I made a few sales on eBay before they announced and barely eclipsed a little over $600.the feds gonna try to tax you when that happens
Well dang. Welp, either way I need prices to get up a bit higher. Or I’ll just keep them all LOLanything over $600/year will be taxable starting next year. I keep getting PayPal notifications regarding this.
You’ll have no problem getting your money back. Shoe is in its young stages yet.Well dang. Welp, either way I need prices to get up a bit higher. Or I’ll just keep them all LOL
Ya that's what I figure, too. I'm in no need or rush to sell a pair or two, I can wait it out. Definitely want to at least eventually sell my second men's sz11 after realizing I prefer the fit of the 10.5 better in these.You’ll have no problem getting your money back. Shoe is in its young stages yet.
Yeah, you‘ll be totally fine. The shoe is a classic.Ya that's what I figure, too. I'm in no need or rush to sell a pair or two, I can wait it out. Definitely want to at least eventually sell my second men's sz11 after realizing I prefer the fit of the 10.5 better in these.
Info on pants please