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To: steve86

The reporting provision would apply to merchants who earn more than $10,000 and make more than 200 transactions annually.

Thats almost everyone. Not per transaction over 10k, but earnings of 10k per year.


56 posted on 07/28/2008 12:31:39 PM PDT by BGHater (It is easy to be brave from a distance.)
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If that’s true it’s a lot different from the bank requirement, which requires banks to reports transactions above $10,000 (where many report somewhat smaller ones anyway). This seems to be tracking the seller’s selling more than buyer’s buying, reinforcing the IRS aspect but not the title of the article.


59 posted on 07/28/2008 12:42:14 PM PDT by steve86 (Acerbic by nature, not nurture™)
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To: BGHater

If that’s true it’s a lot different from the bank requirement, which requires banks to reports transactions above $10,000 (where many report somewhat smaller ones anyway). This seems to be tracking the seller’s selling more than buyer’s buying, reinforcing the IRS aspect but not the title of the article.


63 posted on 07/28/2008 12:44:37 PM PDT by steve86 (Acerbic by nature, not nurture™)
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To: BGHater

Thats almost everyone. Not per transaction over 10k, but earnings of 10k per year.
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There’s a world of difference between 10K in sales and 10K in profits...


68 posted on 07/28/2008 1:25:52 PM PDT by Neidermeyer
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