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CPA

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Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: jdini76
Originally posted by: AznMaverick
you're going to be paying for it at the end of the year when tax time comes up.

I am not sure on the amount, but you are given a limit on the amount of income gained by prizes, and awards without having to declare them for income tax.

uh, not exactly. Prizes over $600 must be reported on a 1099 MISC. But that doesn't mean the recipient should not be paying taxes for prizes under $600.



of course taxes will be paid.Howver I will not pay bloated ARV, I will research fair market value at the time I receive the prize and submit that info to IRS along with the adjusted ARV:)


no problem with that, and just to be clear I wasn't questioning your honest. Just trying to dispell an erroneous post.

BTW, I just registered at the site. :D
 

remagavon

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Jun 16, 2003
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Originally posted by: talyn00
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: swtethan
where do you win these things?

here's the forum I belong to, it's a great community and the software they offer to keep track of your sweeps, I'm a subscribing member and have really started winning big since I went premium.

sweeps board

what you get as a subscribing member as opposed to a free member?
I want to know too. :)
 

Geekbabe

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Oct 16, 1999
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www.theshoppinqueen.com
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: jdini76
Originally posted by: AznMaverick
you're going to be paying for it at the end of the year when tax time comes up.

I am not sure on the amount, but you are given a limit on the amount of income gained by prizes, and awards without having to declare them for income tax.

uh, not exactly. Prizes over $600 must be reported on a 1099 MISC. But that doesn't mean the recipient should not be paying taxes for prizes under $600.

I'm shoppinqueen over there lol, lemmie start a thread welcoming ATOT'ers:)

of course taxes will be paid.Howver I will not pay bloated ARV, I will research fair market value at the time I receive the prize and submit that info to IRS along with the adjusted ARV:)


no problem with that, and just to be clear I wasn't questioning your honest. Just trying to dispell an erroneous post.

BTW, I just registered at the site. :D


I just started a thread over there welcoming ATOT'ers:)
 

UpgradeFailure

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Feb 29, 2004
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Originally posted by: remagavon
Originally posted by: talyn00
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: swtethan
where do you win these things?

here's the forum I belong to, it's a great community and the software they offer to keep track of your sweeps, I'm a subscribing member and have really started winning big since I went premium.

sweeps board

what you get as a subscribing member as opposed to a free member?
I want to know too. :)

Me too
And congrats!
 

anata

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Feb 23, 2006
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Congratulations. :thumbsup:

I recently won a contest from ATI for an 1800XT, tv tuner, func mousepad, and 8 computer games. Plus, I'm Canadian so no taxes.