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By Roger Chartier


United States of America IRS Tax Information

IRS Form 1099K - IRS Form 1099K
Instructions for Merchant Card and Third Party Payments

For the time starting back in the year 2011 and now into the future there is a new requirement for payment settlement entities such as Paypal etc. to report merchant card payments and third party payments.

So it is broad and yet complex so if you feel that this rule about the IRS Form 1099K applies to you read the 1099K Instructions to learn more.

Currently people were selling stuff on E-bay or Amazon, for example, and earning a serious amount of money in some cases.

The IRS wants a cut of the action

Now the IRS has decided that they have been missing out on a lot of taxable money, and it was bound to happen that they would come up with a way to get it.

They want to get a cut of the action from the profits as is their due.

The IRS Form 1099K helps them to do just that. It is a way for them to know who is earning money in ways that they previously couldn't easily track.

Not your concern

Sending out the form is the concern of the companies that handle the third party transactions.

If you are involved in payments to foreign accounts etc., you should read the instructions about that, as well.

The seller waits for his/her 1099K to come in from the merchant card or third party payment company and files it like a regular 1099 at tax time.

Read more about the form 1099K at www.1099Forms.org this site is an authority site on 1099's

Read in depth about and download the 1099-MISC and 1099-MISC instructions.

Why We Exist

Roger Chartier
We want you to be more informed.

A lot of people break out in a nervous sweat and get the shakes when it comes time to file their taxes.

The first time that I tried to file by myself left me with a feeling of confusion because I did not bother to read any information about how to go about it in a fair way, a way that didn't leave me broke and living in a cardboard box in the alley.

I just had at it without reading anything and it was overwhelming. I assure you that after all these years I won't get into a difficult situation like that without any proper info and good forms to file.

Some folks just file as fast as they can to get it over with. They loose out on a bunch of legitimate deductions and allocations that could have saved them a ton of money at tax time.

 I would rather be getting a nice tax refund than pay the IRS a lot of money. Pay attention to the details.

This gal just found out that she is getting a few thousand dollars back in taxes.
Can you see how happy she is?