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Fixed it for you.

One of these days the banks will probably also send a 1099 to summarize all your deposits. This is all aimed at political enemies of the regime.

all I use is USPS Money order or check..

What I use 99% of the time for buying and selling as I really enjoy using the service for free……

So am I seeing that if you sell stuff on eBay you will be 1099 also?

Hank

Back to use cash for everything. All cash transaction from now on.

https://www.ictsd.org/does-paypal-1099-money-sent-via-friends-and-family/

Looks like friends and family may be exempt, thanks to good ole Joe, who said he would not raise your taxes,..........did, of course this isnt the first time in the 11 or so months he has been in office

Bingo! … Lois Lerner Part 2 …

Any one using the 2nd Amendment hating PP ....should be banned . Beyond stupid.

That is how I have always operated. Actually, cashing USPS MO's is more of a pain that a personal check. In all of my transactions on here I have NEVER had a bad check......knock on wood.

Taxation and all the fun that goes along with it.... got out of hand a long time ago.
WHY.....?..... am I paying taxes on a used vehicle that I buy, that has already had taxes paid on it. Same with GB, EBay, etc.... all taxes on goods already taxed. Well, except for retailers selling on there. But used.... makes no sense.

1099 forms.... more tracking of MY spending..... it's none of their damn business.
The reset button needs to be pushed

If you have a PO that's not a bunch of jerks, they have enough cash to verify and cash any MO on the spot.

Worst case is depositing it the same as a check. I see zero difference at my bank if I deposit a USPS MO or a personal check, other than the USPS MO funds are usually released sooner. You can always verify the MO as well, and it's really not possible to stop payment on a MO or be insufficient funds.

This is not true where I live, in a sizable suburb to Dallas. Trying to cash any MO for more than $150 or so has been a no go in a society that is darn near cashless anymore.
Maybe if I waited to the end of the day to let the cash drawer fill up the P.O. could oblige my request, otherwise I’ve never been successful with my request.
I don’t use a USPS MO for payment and will rarely accept one.
The hassle outweighs any benefits for me.

Since it's a discussion,keep in mind . If a USPS M.O. is lost in the mail ,and yeah ,it happens,I think you have to wait likev 2 months before you can put the claim in to get reimbursed . So checks has become a better option for me ,personally

Screwed beyond belief. How do I prove I sold an item at a loss that was my dad's

Are there any Fudds left that think you have to cash a USPS money order at the USPS?

I just deposit them in my bank.

Same. My small town post office where I work never has cash either.

Going to the bank is just as f’n painful as going to the post office here. I don’t do it as there really is never a need. I bank from my phone or computer.

From what I’ve read any and all transactions over $600 at your bank that aren’t connected to employment (direct deposit) will also be reported to the IRS.

Or are trying to connect it to the next social spending bill