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Originally Posted by Joe Blows
This is a non issue for person to person transactions. Go cry about open borders or some other fake boogeyman.
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Non issue? I don’t think that’s the case. The rules are clearly defined for the amounts exchanged both giving and receiving. No one cares officially until the year 2023 when you have to file your taxes because a provider (or anyone) received 20k or more (which they make easily in a short time regularly) or a client who sends deposits in the yearly amount of 600 is involved.
I already was at my limit by the 3rd.
But I’ll be sure to bump this thread in your pms next tax year. We will see.
And who’s crying? Not me. I don’t need deposits from others. I’m perfectly content paying cash in person only. But not everyone likes that option. Some fellow providers might not just want to be paid in just that one way. I don’t like the hassle of trying to buy gift cards. Some do. I don’t have a spouse when I hobby checking my finances as I only hobby when I’m not dating. So sending a deposit via pay apps or wiring was convient. That convience is gone. Especially for folks with small business if tax is attached to it now.
Since most guys pay in person and don’t do deposits they won’t be concerned. Since this is somewhat of a regular thing for me booking multihours from ladies flying here from other states it matter to me if I’m gonna be taxed on the back end for mere convince. I’m money in person only at the moment until I know for sure. And my deposit is case by case basis now or not at all with my word being my worth.