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Old 11-23-2009, 08:22 PM  
Joshua G
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Originally Posted by Skylark View Post
From past gfy posts I've found that ccbill basically is a service so they do not send out 1099s, and it is up to "the client" to report their earnings to the irs themselves.

So for those experienced with CCBill, do you report ccbills processing fees as a business expense?
And if so do you report the amount of money earned with ccbill before the processing fee deductions? or the 'paid-out' amount minus the deductions.

Or do you just report the money paid out minus processing fees, with no ccbill business expense deductions.

Hopefully that made sense
you should double check with a CPA, however either method you select you will end up with the same taxable income number. The only case it would not wash is if somehow your business expenses do not deduct 100% off your taxable income.
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