Great article from online seller Michael Swoape of @one4silver thanking @SenSherrodBrown for standing up for hardworking Ohioans in online tax reporting:

RT @IRSnews: The new $600 threshold for payment apps and online marketplaces to report payments on a 1099-K is delayed. #IRS reminder: Mone…

The #IRS delay in implementing the $600 1099-K tax reporting threshold for tax year 2023 means Americans won’t be burdened with an additional 44 million 1099-K forms. We will continue to work with Congress on a permanent fix. #1099KFairness

BREAKING NEWS: #IRS announces delay in implementing the $600 1099-K tax reporting threshold for the 2023 tax year. Read more here: #1099KFairness

The latest @USGAO report makes it clear, the burdensome 1099-K threshold is confusing for the American people. #1099KFairness

This week @USGAO published an alarming report on the negative effect the new 1099-K $600 threshold will have on taxpayers if allowed to go into effect. Click here to read the Government Accountability Office’s two-page summary of the report #1099KFairness

The @USGAO publishes a report this week warning that the new 1099-K $600 threshold is likely to cause confusion among taxpayers and will result in an increase of about 30 million 1099-K forms going to the IRS. Click here to read the report: #1099KFairness

Thank you @JohnBoozman for joining the fight to raise the 1099-K threshold by cosponsoring the SNOOP Act (S. 26)! By raising the 1099-K threshold, we can minimize tax burdens for the broader ecosystem of emerging microbusinesses, consumers, & casual online sellers. #1099KFairness

Thank you @LindseyGrahamSC for your leadership on 1099-K relief by cosponsoring the SNOOP Act (S. 26)! Let’s ensure January 2024 brings relief to casual online sellers, consumers, & seed-stage startups to prevent them from being impacted by confusing 1099-K forms. #1099KFairness

Thank you @LindseyGrahamSC & @JohnBoozman for cosponsoring the SNOOP Act (S. 26)! By increasing the 1099-K threshold, we can ensure that casual online sellers, consumers, & seed-stage startups are not burdened by a ton of unnecessary paperwork beginning next year. #1099KFairness

Great @ValleyTimes article from eBay Seller @collecthoodys explaining the chilling effect current 1099-K rules could have on future Oregonian entrepreneurs:

Great @moneywisecom article featuring our efforts to have Congress give relief to millions of online sellers by raising the income reporting threshold on IRS form 1099-K.

We agree with @RepCarolMiller that online sellers shouldn’t be taxed twice for something they already own. Thank you for introducing the Saving the Gig Economy Taxpayers Act #1099K

Thank you @RepChrisPappas and @RepDanKildee for introducing the Cut Red Tape for Online Sales Act to keep resale markets accessible and fair for online sellers #1099K

Thank you @SenatorHagerty and @RepSteel for introducing the SNOOP Act to do away with unnecessary IRS overreach for online sellers and for protecting their privacy #1099K

From parents selling kids toys to neighborhood pet sitters, millions of Americans will be burdened by the 1099-K tax threshold. @Kidizen and @RoverDotCom explain:

Our deepest appreciation to @RepJasonSmith for passing the Small Business Jobs Act to reset the 1099K threshold to $20,000 to stand up for online resellers 1099K

Thank you @SenSherrodBrown and @SenBillCassidy for coming together to protect entrepreneurs, microbusinesses and online sellers from unfair IRS reporting burdens #1099K #bipartisan