Paypal Changes for 2022


If I understand this correctly, Paypal, along with all on-line payment sources like Venmo, etc. will now be sending out 1099 forms for all payments totaling $600 you receive in 2022 for goods or services.  The only way around this is to use Paypal friends and family for payment which eliminates any buyer protections.  Is everyone aware of this?

 

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I'm ticked at PayPal for taking a sizable hunk of the buyer's payment to me then sitting on MY money, first promising to give it to me the day after delivery, then sitting on it for two more weeks because "I hadn't used PayPal for awhile" (sounds like extortion). When they finally released the funds they wanted another $15 to wire the money immediately and avoid another "one to three day delay."  Seems like just another money-grubbing corporation putting up unnecessary hurdles to squeeze the customer and make added interest on the money "in transition."

Nonoise, I've got to wonder why no one read your comment about Brainwashed Infowars.  More ado about nothing.  I am not a sovereign citizen, heck, I am not a sovereign bot.  Thank you for post and some truth.

@dadork : other than the righteous speech, do you have any solutions to the PayPal reporting issue this thread was initiated? Read the OP. Or this does not pertain to you as you never bought or sold anything here? There are plenty of other sites for your kind of thing. Why is it so hard to stay on topic 

     For some reason: my reference to fiat money, who actually owns the Federal Reserve, the economy and how they all relate, got cancelled (pathetic).

                                       I expect: this will as well.

       Before it does: anyone interested in the facts regarding the above (and more), should copy/paste this in their search bar, obtain and read the book.

https://www.amazon.com/Creature-Jekyll-Island-Federal-Reserve/dp/0912986212

@thyname:

     Don't know if you got my answer to your query (01-11-2022  7:36 PM), before it was so rudely cancelled.

                                              Once again:

          https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/capitalloss.asp