She’s live complaining about how she’s paying taxes on her money that tiktok didn’t even give her
Does anyone else think she thinks paying taxes means sales tax on stuff she pays? Cause I know she’s not filing taxes on her earnings.
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She’s self-employed, not working a full-time job and she needed to make at least $400 to file taxes on self-employment which she did like she bragged about making $20K in a few years only and she owes over $4000 in taxes that she hasn’t paid.
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Except she’s self-employed
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See that’s what I’ve always thought but then everyone says she has to. I thought it was either if you don’t make over $600 or if you make under $12,000- the poverty level that you didn’t have to. I have read this before but since it is a 1099 it may be different.
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If I were her I wouldn't file she's so far below poverty.
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Yes she does
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If she actually filed and paid taxes she would know that you do not pay taxes on money you were owed but did not receive. She continues to make it extremely obvious that she is not a tax payer
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Does she also know she has to pay taxes on those cash apps and PayPal’s too?
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I thought those would fall under “personal payments” which aren’t taxed?
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PayPal, Venmo, cash apps, Apple Pay, etc over like $500 are considered income and need taxes paid on em as well. It started a couple of years ago
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She didn't even make enough to file 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣