Has anyone made enough fusion cash in 2014 to receive a 1099?

[aggie49]

i got mine today

[ktheodos]

No, and don't plan on it.

[bretay]

no not me..i have only made about 126.00 this year..never get anywhere close to the 1099 amount

[kingozzy]

I wish I have made that much but not even close for me either

[inertia4]

I didnr even come close to making enough here or any other site to require a 1099 form. But I do enjoy the little extra cash.

[nmbrown863]

Nope but when I was unemployed a few years back I was just a few dollars shy of making $600 on Opinion Outpost for the year. Practically lived on the computer back then. (Also seemed like it was much more easier to qualify for surveys than it is now.)

[nannycoe1]

nope, not just from one site. If I put them all together,maybe. Glad it doesn't work that way!

[kapeh12]

Technically speaking, any income a person earns is supposed to be reported whether you receive a W2 or 1099 or not.  Most money people earn from sites like this is considered "hobby money" on the 1040 form.  If you sell things on Ebay or a garage sale or Craigslist - those sales may also be considered income and should be reported.  Just because you don't receive a 1099 doesn't mean you are not supposed to report money earned.  It just means you did not earn $600 from a single payer - by law, businesses are required to issue a 1099 when they have paid $600 or more to any individual or business, and send a copy of that 1099 to the IRS.  So if you do get a 1099, definitely report it.  However if you earn less and don't report it, and ever get audited - if the audit reveals you had income you failed to report, you could be in trouble.

Like Admin stated, be sure to consult a tax professional for your situation.

[gaby_ro_2004]

No,not me. 

[camellia0]

No, I haven't

[tuyetmai]

Not me.  I been here for almost 7 years and I only made about 400 total.   So I don't think so I need that.