IRS Rumor or Fact?
For example a program that the sale page says is worth $297 and then throws in bonuses with a stated vale of $3000 all for $47, would mean I would have to report $3250 as income and pay taxes on it.
(Much the same way if you do not pay a debt and it is written off, you have to pay the amount written off as income. That is nothing new though, but same vein of thinking.)
He claims it is a fact. I haven't found it in 2010's tax code, which isn't too surprising as large as it is, but was wondering if anyone else's accountant has come across this?
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