Taxpayer Beware: MAJOR Tax Change for 2022 | American Center for Law and Justice

Do you use Venmo, Zelle, or cash apps in general? Well, the IRS has issued a new regulation to allow them access to transactions of $600 or more of aggregate dollars a year. Before this, the threshold was $20,000 or more and 200 or more transactions. When you start dropping the amount to $600, you are talking about babysitters, handymen, and regular everyday people.
ACLJ Chief Counsel, and my dad, Jay Sekulow explained where this ends up:

“This is another ability of the federal government through rulemaking, through regulation actually, to put in place a regulation, not a law, a regulation where they are saying is closing a loophole. . . . If someone is getting money from babysitting, if that is what they do for a living, it is not likely they will get enough to meet the federal income tax threshold. . . . Where this goes is not a good sign.”

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