11-21-2023 01:09 PM
11-21-2023 05:04 PM
@steady2304 wrote:It still doesn't change anything for sellers who's State have already implemented the lower thresholds. It will just be harder to get one from eBay because they will claim it is not needed.
I went through this last year and didn't get the 1099K until late February because eBay insisted I didn't need one
eBay will comply with the State requirements that are currently in effect (presuming your account profile accurately reflects your location).
11-21-2023 05:13 PM
@steady2304 wrote:It still doesn't change anything for sellers who's State have already implemented the lower thresholds. It will just be harder to get one from eBay because they will claim it is not needed.
I went through this last year and didn't get the 1099K until late February because eBay insisted I didn't need one
I'm surprised to read that, since I got a 1099-K promptly starting in 2018 when my state reduced the threshold to $600.
11-21-2023 06:12 PM
1099 K is cumulative no matter how many sites, or how many eBay accounts you sell from. Sell $4900 from eBay and $101 from Etsy and .........CONGRATULATIONS! You've just won a 1099 K!!!
11-21-2023 06:13 PM
They're still sore from last year.
11-21-2023 06:17 PM
@rustydalmatian wrote:1099 K is cumulative no matter how many sites, or how many eBay accounts you sell from. Sell $4900 from eBay and $101 from Etsy and .........CONGRATULATIONS! You've just won a 1099 K!!!
Incorrect.
11-21-2023 06:33 PM
The IRS in news reports have stated they where never happy about the 1099K $600 limit do to being over burden too much paper work . they have pushing for $5,000 to $10,000 limit 1099K filing .
11-21-2023 06:38 PM
@rustydalmatian wrote:1099 K is cumulative no matter how many sites, or how many eBay accounts you sell from. Sell $4900 from eBay and $101 from Etsy and .........CONGRATULATIONS! You've just won a 1099 K!!!
That isn't true.
I sell 100K+ annually on ebay and I never get sent 1099s from the sites I sold crumbs on.
11-21-2023 07:23 PM
I don't think this delay matters for those in states who have their own threshold. I'm in California, I think ours is $600 since 2022, if I'm not mistaken.
11-21-2023 08:13 PM
No Ca. is more then $600 for the 1099K .
11-21-2023 08:21 PM
I just looked it up California Has $20 k . once merchant goes over it they get the 1099K .
11-21-2023 08:36 PM
@carlmarxx wrote:I just looked it up California Has $20 k . once merchant goes over it they get the 1099K .
I'm pretty sure Gov. Newsom will put a stop to that soon. Our state officials love taxes, which is why we pay the highest gas tax in the nation. LOL!
11-21-2023 09:14 PM
@carlmarxx wrote:The IRS in news reports have stated they where never happy about the 1099K $600 limit do to being over burden too much paper work . they have pushing for $5,000 to $10,000 limit 1099K filing .
I don't know why that would be. Small businesses like mine that either PAY more than 599 or receive more than 599 for services, all have to deal with 1099's. There are already millions of small businesses dealing with 1099's.
I'M not happy the IRS isn't applying the LAW as they are required to. The IRS does NOT make the laws of the land. I may not agree with the laws, but if we are not going to obey the laws, then what good are any of them? They either apply to everyone or they apply to no one.
11-22-2023 04:21 AM
@carlmarxx wrote:I just looked it up California Has $20 k . once merchant goes over it they get the 1099K .
I'm pretty sure Gov. Newsom will put a stop to that soon. Our state officials love taxes, which is why we pay the highest gas tax in the nation. LOL!
Given the Fed's inability to get their act together I expect a lot of states to establish their own reporting/issuance thresholds in 2024, I am actually surprised more states did not do it in 2023 but there is still time left to do so and they could make it retroactive back to 1 January 2023.
Of course this will just muck up the works as we could wind up with 51 different threshold requirements, one for each state and a federal one. 🙄
11-22-2023 04:34 AM
@rustydalmatian wrote:1099 K is cumulative no matter how many sites, or how many eBay accounts you sell from. Sell $4900 from eBay and $101 from Etsy and .........CONGRATULATIONS! You've just won a 1099 K!!!
It is cumulative across eBay ID’s, not cross platforms. eBay, Etsy, Poshmark, etc. don’t share information.
11-22-2023 04:45 AM - edited 11-22-2023 04:47 AM
@carlmarxx wrote:The IRS in news reports have stated they where never happy about the 1099K $600 limit do to being over burden too much paper work . they have pushing for $5,000 to $10,000 limit 1099K filing .
So the IRS is worried about folks having too much paper work. I guess they have been concerned about me for years, then, because I've reported my sales since before any 1099ks were sent out for any amount. I wonder how they felt about that pesky tax money being sent in?