New ebay payments require SS#?


I received an email from ebay and they now will deposit your amount from a sale directly into your bank account.  So, they require your routing and account numbers.  But they also required my SS number, which I'm not sure I like.  They say the purpose is to comply with government regulations.  Is there any reason to think they would transmit the amount of your sales to the irs and issue you a 1099?  I only occasionally sell used items on ebay and don't consider any amount I receive to be taxable income.  Thoughts? 
mtrot
Expecting something to stay on topic here is like waiting for Tinkerbell to sit on your shoulder and advise which stock to buy/sell....

I don't object (more or less) to the police.
I do question shooting someone in the back of the head when shooting a tire or two is less permanent....or distressing.

Paying taxes isn't my main issue with that, what gets done with it is.

I have no problem with those of a conservative bent.  It's those that think that 1/6 was a bunch of rowdy tourists IS.

I'm a business owner, so hold your gripes towards me and about how mistreated the billionaires get leaned on...finally.

'Trickle down' only works when you don't make it to the restroom.
Otherwise, it's BS.

The only time I cough up my SS#  is on med or that which I normally expect to have to.  Over the 'net for anything else, NO.

We only use the 'net for 'client contact'; beyond that, it's direct 'twixt them and us.  Beyond that, 50% down or no go.  You don't cough the balance?

I'll show up and remove 50%, usually how to enter whatever.
The threat to do so is enough.
Disappointing children is a big enough fear, parents?  Oh, boy... ;)
Well, according to this, the Dems are changing the reporting threshold to $10,000.  I wonder if that will mean online selling sites like eBay will not be sending you and the IRS a 1099 form for sales over $600?

I, from time to time, sell some item of audio gear for well more than $600, and I don't consider that to be income at all, since I not only paid taxes when I bought it and usually sell it for less than what I paid.
https://justthenews.com/nation/economy/democrats-pare-down-treasurys-irs-bank-reporting-plan-raise-t...

The new threshold starting in 2022 is still $600 in gross sales on any online selling platform, or any type of 3rd party payment processor.  So if you already sold $600 or more online, you are getting a 1099-k in January/February 2023.  

The IRS is also hiring more auditors, so if people in the past have not reported their online sales, getting that 1099-k for the 1st time, could trigger an audit.  The best thing to do is not get a 1099-k.