utahman130
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It’s just annoying. I sell shoes from time to time to make room for new acquisitions. 2-3 pairs of shoes sold is already over the limit.
Lowering the limit to trigger a 1099-K from $20K to $600 is just absurd.
So now I have to keep a spreadsheet of what I paid for it and what I sold it for. Receipts are pretty much all in my email. Hopefully that’s good enough.
As I understand it, I would subtract the total amount I made after fees from the cost of what I originally paid for the item. My tax liability would be the sum of that.
Another annoying thing will be having to input a different 1099-K from StockX and GOAT and eBay and PayPal.
Only positive thing is this might dissuade people from going for every shoe to try and resell it, even if they’re only making $20-40 off of it.
Lowering the limit to trigger a 1099-K from $20K to $600 is just absurd.
So now I have to keep a spreadsheet of what I paid for it and what I sold it for. Receipts are pretty much all in my email. Hopefully that’s good enough.
As I understand it, I would subtract the total amount I made after fees from the cost of what I originally paid for the item. My tax liability would be the sum of that.
Another annoying thing will be having to input a different 1099-K from StockX and GOAT and eBay and PayPal.
Only positive thing is this might dissuade people from going for every shoe to try and resell it, even if they’re only making $20-40 off of it.
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