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Re: It's over, going off course.
The problem is coins are a low margin business. Dealers are lucky to get double digit margins, and collectors on average lose money. What does this mean for someone with $600 in sales, or even $20,00… (View Post)3 -
Re: It's over, going off course.
Which requires documentation. I'm not familiar with an IRS that "takes your word for it." (View Post)2 -
Re: It's over, going off course.
Why shouldn't income taxes be due on the profits of coin sales? In theory they should be. The 1099 issue is just an attempt to find the tax cheats. Imagine three ebay sellers, all of whom have 10k in… (View Post)1 -
Re: It's over, going off course.
I am genuinely curious if Heritage, Stacks, GC, CU, etc. have official corporate positions on whether auction sites should be forced to issue 1099-Ks to all their clientele. The next question would b… (View Post)2 -
Re: It's over, going off course.
> I think the main difference between Hobbyist and Business is schedule D vs schedule C. Hobbyists get a lower tax rate (long-term collectible) vs Business (income plus self-employment tax) but Bu… (View Post)5