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    Re: Hobby Vs. Business (Where's the Line?)

    I've had my own business for 20 years now and. pretty much any money you make your "suppose to" declare. that being said if you deal in cash ..easier to pocket. I save every receipt I make threw out the year and write them off. Works out pretty well made about 39k and wrote off 19k. there is a part when you file on turbo tax that ask if you made any other money, and that's where you would declare you profit/loss. pretty much have to save all paper work for 7 years ( crazy I know). but you don't have to send in anything other than your normal tax forms. if you do say make a business out of it there's lots to deduct electricity, food, cleaning, etc.. and so on. I write off portion of my internet, cell phone, office stuff.. plain in simple if you make 4-5k or more I would think about reporting it. Worry about it once the money starts coming it
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