taxes

[Gerianne]

Do we have to file tax from the money earned at Fushion Cash?

[Lunasea]

Technically in the U.S. you need to claim all earnings.

[oldbuddy]

Do we have to file tax from the money earned at Fushion Cash?

Only if you want to stay out of jail.

If you make over $600 they send you a form 1099 and another copy to the IRS. I would suggest you include that on your tax return or they will find you.

[swogden]

Before you get that cash out amount that would take you over $600 the first time, FC will request that you send them you social security number so they can complete the 1099.

[southernhorizons]

I never have to worry about getting that much per year.

[Gerianne]

I'll never reach $600; I don't care to try. I just do this because it's fun. An extra $25 every quarter is nice enough for me.
I never have had high earnings in my life.
I have a disability and am on Social Security. I never made enough to PAY the IRS and don't make enough to get anything back either.
The Social  Security Administration stipulates that a person can earn $900 aside from his (her) Social Security earnings.  Thanks for filling in the blanks, everyone. Today is Easter, by the way so, Happy Easter!

[ieatfelt]

I took all my payment receipts in to the H&R man this year just to be safe. I didn't have over $600 but wanted to be double sure I covered my bases. On a side note I did learn that if I go over $600 this year (which combined with other sites i'm almost there already) he informed me that you can claim your internet cost as a buisness expense deduction! Now that's some awesome info!! 

[engine]

Do we have to file tax from the money earned at Fushion Cash?

I wonder how it works on the Canadian side, new to this and the c dollar is higher the the a dollar. If it is converted that makes me a little more. Is Rev Can expecting me to claim this income?

[springsgardner]

I was curious about this, too. I doubt I make that kind of money. Did you deduct the trial offer costs from the earnings? For instance, if an offer costs $5 and I get credited $7, would I be able to deduct the $5 and say I earned only $2? If so, I better keep good records because I've seen a fair few that have a charge that the offer covers. I've also seen some offers that cost more than you get paid.