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Harry Enzyme Jr. | If Sally sold seashells by the seashore does she have to declare them as income on her taxes? |
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Lately, her business has been picking up.
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Lefty
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She could just play dumb and clam up. But then again it is a real beach trying to beat the IRS. |
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livn4themin
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It would cause great waves for sally to not file taxes, sea? |
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TIM
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Not unless she makes over $3,000. I truly believe she's selling more than seashells though. |
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bostonianinmo
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Why wouldn't she? Unless explicitly exempted by law, all income is taxable. I have yet to see an exemption for Sally's seashells. |
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david o
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Sally selling seashells by the seashore and taking no taxes to give to the government makes her a cheat and that's not neat.Piling her pic-ups by the pier probably proves poor profit, possibly putting police,properly, patiently planning a judicial protest procedure.Sally selling seashells by the seashore sounds like a cell. Oh well! |
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kikime
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Seashells huh? Something here smells fishy to me! |
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buddy y
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yes if you make of a certain amount each year. |
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Judy1
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Sure, she would be subject to tax. |
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stephenweinstein
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She has to declare what she was paid for the seashells as income. She does not declare the shells themselves as income. She may also have to pay self-employment tax. Depending on state law, she may be required to collect sales tax from the purchasers of the seashells. |
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Wascally Wabbit
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Yes!! Was she she get away with not paying taxes?
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