eBay Sellers who sell as a HOBBY cannot deduct Paypal Fees ? My friend
says the IRS sees big difference between those who have "Income" from
eBay as a "Hobby", and those that have "Income" as a "Business". And
although BOTH must file a Schedule C as ...
Everything I sell are things I initially bought for myself. But time
passes, I buy new electronic stuff, I grow out of clothes, tire of
movies, so I like to eBay them and make some money back (NOTE: I DID NOT
SAY PROFIT). Anyhow, I've been told to ke...
It would be nice if the Federal Government forbade states usurping this
requirement.But President Trump has his hands far too full, I fear, to
wish to get invloved helping us really little guys.
The Federal Government chose the 200 sales and $20K Reporting Threshold
for a good reason.They used to recognize that many eBay Sellers are
casual. And do not make any profit (like me).I, and many others, are now
burdened with onerous Record-Keeping ...
Ha Ha !Yes, loads of books are worthless.But many are not !!!As with
all, knowlege and persistance pays.I found an old book in the trash. As
a book it was worthless.What was NOT was the FIVE $2 Bills from the
1920's hidden inside.And a great many Tit...
Try doing a SEARCH on your item description.If I list an uncommon item -
SEARCH works fine.But when I list a common item, it can totally
disappear.I try every which way to get it to show - and nothing. Even
when I drop the price to nearly nothing (as...
As usual, IRS documents are as CLEAR AS MUD. The best I can figure is
that Hobby Expenses can offset Hobby Income. BUT Hobby Losses cannot
offset other Income. And supposedly there is a place on Schedule A for
this. Hopefully. That would be cool with...
