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armadylans said:
It's a reverse scam... it only scams people who tried to scam me. I am like a digital robin hood...... who gives absolutely nothing back.
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NICE reply.. ok then.. you may pass.. disregard the sign ahead...
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Guy scams people all day at work, then makes bot to scam people while he's scamming people.
 
armadylans said:
Funny enough I work for the Canada revenue agency in Sudbury Ontario (look it up it's real). And I do..... trust me I do....

For those of you interested in the truth:
If you receive more than $600 in payments from any one client and or service, that client is required to issue you a 1099 Form. You will then use that 1099 information to prepare your tax return.

If you are a merchant that sells regularly then you don't need to submit if your income is less then $20,000 OR 200 transactions.

I have already got my t1099 from paypal, Maybe it is different for you in your stone hut xD

edit : Or maybe your making so little they don't even care :P
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Well, I'll admit that I don't know much about how taxing and how using money works. First thing I wanna know is, does this apply In the US? Second thing is, if we make over 600 USD from bliz then we can get a tax return you say? I'm not sure what exactly that means. Does that mean free money? Or are you saying we have to fill out the form and then pay taxes, and get a return later on?
 
armadylans said:
sigh... this is for the silly american..

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Form 1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Income
File Form 1099-MISC for each person to whom you have paid during the year:
At least $10 in royalties or broker payments in lieu of dividends or tax-exempt interest;
At least $600 in rents, services (including parts and materials), prizes and awards, other income payments, medical and health care payments, crop insurance proceeds, cash payments for fish (or other aquatic life) you purchase from anyone engaged in the trade or business of catching fish, or, generally, the cash paid from a notional principal contract to an individual, partnership, or estate;
Any fishing boat proceeds; or
Gross proceeds of $600 or more paid to an attorney.

http://www.irs.gov/uac/Form-1099-MISC,-Miscellaneous-Income-

This unfortuneatly is not from your fancy paypal website, but from the government website... I am suuuure paypal is right though...

*Pat's harmac head* Keep studying, you'll ace that spelling quiz buddy*
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Oh boy did I LOL
 
dmenchac said:
Oh boy did I LOL
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Then I LOLed.

dmenchac said:
Oh boy did I LOL
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Why are you laughing?... because it says to each person you've paid?

When you get a t4 slip from an employer ... it would read the same thing. Then you have to claim it.

I just assumed that's why you were laughing because you bolded that part, but that is the same thing it would read for a t4.

FyI...

... boy did I lol
 
armadylans said:
Then I LOLed.


Why are you laughing?... because it says to each person you've paid?

When you get a t4 slip from an employer ... it would read the same thing. Then you have to claim it.

I just assumed that's why you were laughing because you bolded that part, but that is the same thing it would read for a t4.

FyI...

... boy did I lol
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You have to be the most confused/uneducated person when it comes to this topic.

My slip from my employer says nothing about WHO I PAID OR HOW MUCH. That is the employer slip, NOT mine.

Please post the slip you receive or shut the fuck up.


A T4 slip is for the employer to fill out, not for the employee to claim what he pays for lawyers, etc.

Learn your forms and what they do.

A t4 form is from an employer to an employee. Last time I checked, I am not an employee of Blizzard

So yes, OH BOY DID I LOL
 
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Yeah... no I am not going to post my tax information on the internet thanks.
And your employer gets the slip after they send in there data based on WHO THEY HAVE PAID... then the govt mails you a copy based on that data...

Your starting to rage:) cute

p.s. In case your 15, when you grow up, it's best not to put personal tax info on forums.
 
armadylans said:
Yeah... no I am not going to post my tax information on the internet thanks.
And your employer gets the slip after they send in there data based on WHO THEY HAVE PAID... then the govt mails you a copy based on that data...

Your starting to rage:) cute

p.s. In case your 15, when you grow up, it's best not to put personal tax info on forums.
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I am 24 and maybe when you learn the proper uses of your and you're you will learn a few things in life.

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armadylans said:
If you don't think 300$ a month is of any value then you are clearly a moron:) I hope to god you don't do your own taxes.

You : "$800 return, $1400 return, Who Cares, My goal isn't to live in a shack!!!"... Derp derpa doo
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?200 a month is peanuts for the amount of effort you apparently aren't putting in.

plus if you are actually declaring it as taxable earnings, then more fool you!

as to quoting Canadian tax laws:

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How is this thread not closed yet xD

How is 200 usd$ a month for doing nothing peanuts? You are just ignorant if you think that.

And Like I already said, I am not claiming it on my taxes, but legally you are supposed to. It is income. All income must be reported.

Taxes isn't the arguement.. The arguement is the fact that the other guy said 200$ a month is worthless, and I said I would hate to see you file your taxes because if you think that is worthless you probably do a poor job getting yourself a decent return.

Nobody reads:)
 
armadylans said:
How is this thread not closed yet xD

How is 200 usd$ a month for doing nothing peanuts? You are just ignorant if you think that.

And Like I already said, I am not claiming it on my taxes, but legally you are supposed to. It is income. All income must be reported.

Taxes isn't the arguement.. The arguement is the fact that the other guy said 200$ a month is worthless, and I said I would hate to see you file your taxes because if you think that is worthless you probably do a poor job getting yourself a decent return.

Nobody reads:)
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Well if indeed this thread will close, before it does, I'd like to put in a piece of mind. You bleed narcissism through your posts my friend. Normally I can shrug it off when people don't help me out, I understand that right now, I'm not worth the time, or people would rather do something more productive. But you, I ask for help, not only do you ignore me, but you go on, ridiculing other people instead. Some how you've got it in your mind that protecting your "good name" is more important than actually building a good name for yourself. I know practically nothing about how money and taxes work so I can't say as to weather you're actually trying to help people or if just feeling cornered and are trying to protect yourself. But I assume you're trying to protect yourself, or else you'd answer my question, seeing as it was one of the few non-provoking posts aimed at you. If you were really as important as you seem to present, you wouldn't have time to stoop so low. Being right is one thing, but being stubborn is something else completely, and like i mentioned earlier, I can't tell which one you are because I know nothing about money and taxes and the such, but if there's one thing that I do know, it's that people who are right, know when they are wrong.
 
TLDR - be creative, dont give up when things seem bad, dont just follow the herd blindly....and then you might be able to make 100 mils a day(5$!). push it to the limit
 
dartex008 said:
TLDR - be creative, dont give up when things seem bad, dont just follow the herd blindly....and then you might be able to make 100 mils a day(5$!). push it to the limit
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$5 sounds about right - per bot
 
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