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1099-K

Lookout for 1099-Ks if You Received Over $600

October 31, 2022

Be mindful of your taxes! The IRS sent out another reminder and notice for independent workers. Expatriate Tax Returns has the information you need for filing your taxes.

Taxpayers who sold goods or provided services that received over $600 from digital transactions will receive a Form 1099-K. This is a significant change in amount compared to previous reporting threshold requirements and is required to be reported on your tax return.

Taxpayers must make estimated tax payments if the following applies:

  • Generally, if a taxpayer earns income throughout the year
  • If the withheld income tax from one’s salary or pension is not sufficient
  • If other forms of income such as dividends, interest, alimony, capital gains, awards, and/or income from self-employment are received
  • If the taxpayer is in business for themselves

Taxable income qualifications remain the same. Taxpayers who earn income from jobs (full-time and part-time) and sales are still required to file for those amounts. Money from relatives, friends or other personal expenses is not usually taxable.

If you have more questions about tax filing your taxes visit www.expatriatetaxreturns.com.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: 1099-K, Expat Filing Requirements, expat questions, Expat Tax Returns, Expatriate Tax Returns

Gig Economy Income

March 31, 2022

The IRS recently sent a news release reminding taxpayers that all income must be reported, including such from the gig economy. The gig economy is where workers earn money from on-demand roles, services, or goods.
Gig economy jobs include grocery delivery, creative or professional services, or transportation.
Taxpayers may find that jobs in the gig economy provide more flexibility, allow for additional pay, and provide a better work-life balance. In the last few years, these types of roles have become more common, although the process of declaring the income may be confusing.
These jobs are often short-term and can be performed via an app or website. Employers from these roles will issue a  Form 1099-K or 1099-MISC. This income must be noted on your tax return. Provide all income to our tax professionals, and we will ensure that it is correctly recorded and submitted as required by the IRS.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: 1099-K, 1099-MISC, American Expats, Diane Siriani, Expat Filing Requirements, gig economy

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