The IRS has zero jurisdiction to do that
Stumblinbear
joined 2 years ago
They must be gen z
I hate when it's playing music and I tell it to shut the fuck up, then it decides to turn off every actively going alarm in the house instead of turning off the goddamn music playing on the one it literally responded in. This happens most mornings.
I think there's a massive difference between unlocking a feature that's already there and requires no maintenance and a cloud-based service that demands 24/7 uptime and constant developer support, as well as ongoing feature development
Imagine thinking if we went to war that other countries couldn't possibly use the fucking water
You won't need that unless you get audited, which is highly unlikely unless you're doing questionable things consistently, and even then they probably wouldn't care enough to look into a single bike sale too deeply.
I've been audited. It wasn't that difficult and I didn't need every last individual scrap of information
If he's "just scraping by" he's not "middle class."
less money issues than it is.
Hard disagree. They'd just spend significantly more.
Do you even know what the IRS is doing here? They aren't punishing anyone. This is them literally making sure people pay the proper taxes on the profit.
Why would the IRS be doing that
Do you even know what the IRS is doing here? If an individual makes more than 600 in profit on anything they have to report it and pay taxes. If you lower that to 60 that would just be incredibly annoying for the majority of people to deal with on a daily basis
Half the time I order directly from some manufacturer I get fucked my shitty support and zero return policies