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mark2be 11-18-2011 10:34 AM

dec 26 deadline for ein number
 
ok,so if i do not provide a ein or ss number amazon will suspend my selling privlivges.the question is will they hold my money 14 days or 90 days?

Rampury 11-18-2011 11:23 AM

90 days just to makes sure to cover all refunds if you have any.

alwaystrying 11-18-2011 01:13 PM

It is really Fdup that it is either all or none with them on this. They put the threshold so low to force you to give your info. It should be when you hit 200 transactions But since bezo is a Greedy PR!CK it seems that amazon has something brewing in the wings with this...

DHB123 11-18-2011 03:46 PM

They have something brewing alright. They will handle the collection of taxes for a fee of 2.9 % of the taxes collected.
In the Help section for sellers on Amazon.com, Amazon says the tax collection service is available to Marketplace Professionals and operators of Amazon Webstore e-commerce sites. A Marketplace Professional is any business or individual that sells 40 or more items a month on Amazon.com and pays Amazon a monthly selling fee of $39.99 plus other transaction fees. (Smaller sellers not classified as Marketplace Professionals pay Amazon 99 cents per sale transaction plus other fees.) Retailers that sell through their own branded Amazon-hosted Webstore e-commerce sites pay monthly fees starting at $24.99 plus transaction fees.

mark2be 11-18-2011 04:22 PM

50 transactions thats aload of crap. hello,its supossed to 200.:doh:

KingRay 11-19-2011 06:49 PM

Its 200 per the IRS requirement. Its up to all of the private businesses whether or not they decide to do it sooner or file 1099's for lesser amount.

I personally think that some of these will report ANY amount you make if you upgraded and called yourself a business. The 20k / 200 items is the requirement, nothing says they cannot or will not report lower than that.

jeffweico 11-19-2011 08:29 PM

I very much doubt that Amazon or PayPal (or any other processor) will report anything under the threshold to the IRS. All it would do is piss off their customers. That does not benefit them in any way.

I believe that they are just erring on the side of EXTREME CAUTION when it comes to complying with the IRS new rules.

If they make a mistake and end up not reporting something they SHOULD HAVE reported (and that WILL HAPPEN given their volume) then they need to be able to show the IRS that they made a good faith effort to be in compliance with the new rules. And asking for the information at 199 items probably wouldn't do it.

Having said all that, I'm sure that Amazon and PayPal are looking at this as an opportunity to improve their security measures.

oge 11-20-2011 08:19 PM

Here goes a good article about the whole ebay/paypal/amazon tax ssn requirement


EcommerceBytes Blog by Ina Steiner

subzero3001 11-21-2011 12:24 AM

Few weeks before it was:

"your selling privileges will get suspended until you provide such info" meaning you could enter it later and reinstate your privileges.

now is:

"your selling privileges will be suspended if you DO NOT provide the info before Dec 26" Means: good bye.

My bet: Just provide Amazon with the magic number and keep selling, paying taxes is not too bad. We have 2 choices, make some money and pay or not make any money at all.

Pre-holiday screening was kick after kick in the balls for me, but I am well prepared for the second round coming Dec 26. The good part after all, survivors will face less competition and more profits and expect another 12 months of life.

Good luck to everyone and all stealth account holders, be grateful for all what you have sold and earned. Give your money a good use or invest it.

I heard in 2013 all sellers may face tax withheld, so I am out after this point.

Happy holidays.

sarah74 11-21-2011 04:58 AM

I am confused about one thing ..is it 200 items or 200 transactions.
For example one transaction can have 10items sold.
Please clarify.
thanks.

DHB123 11-21-2011 10:10 AM

Can anyone tell me about the tax change (Dec) in regards to foreign Amazon sellers. I am very curious, as some of my competition is foreign. I have heard it is 30% but an unsure if it is in effect now or comes about in December. I'd appreciate any info on the subject....

mickey65 11-28-2011 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sarah74 (Post 288635)
I am confused about one thing ..is it 200 items or 200 transactions.
For example one transaction can have 10items sold.
Please clarify.
thanks.

It's 200 transactions. Apparently Amazon is counting transactions as this: sell an item - one transaction. Do a disbursement of the money from that sale - two transactions.

So if you do 200 sales, and disburse your money into your account from Amazon for those 200 - that's considered 400 transactions.

Which I think is BS. Personally.

nobody999 12-01-2011 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mickey65 (Post 290831)
It's 200 transactions. Apparently Amazon is counting transactions as this: sell an item - one transaction. Do a disbursement of the money from that sale - two transactions.

So if you do 200 sales, and disburse your money into your account from Amazon for those 200 - that's considered 400 transactions.

Which I think is BS. Personally.

i seriously doubt that those 2 would constitute 2 transactions.

MrMondo 12-02-2011 02:44 PM

Help with EIN requirement
 
A few years ago I got closed down by Amazon for doing something I shouldna. Learned my lesson and got back on by using a friend's address and a DBA. Things have been going great, and I figured that by using an EIN instead of my SSN they wouldn't link back to my previous (real) identity. But I just went to give Amazon the information, and they want my tax reporting information as on file with the IRS - not just my DBA but my name and address. I don't think I have time to create a new address and get it on file with the IRA, let alone a name! Anyone have any idea how to get around this?

mickey65 12-03-2011 03:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nobody999 (Post 291898)
i seriously doubt that those 2 would constitute 2 transactions.

That's what someone clarified on a message board there - after speaking to an Amazon rep.

Rippedoffagain 12-03-2011 08:00 PM

once you supply the info and down the line your account gets closed then you are back to stealth mode. Amazon loves shutting down accounts...

KingRay 12-04-2011 12:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mickey65 (Post 292511)
That's what someone clarified on a message board there - after speaking to an Amazon rep.

Instead of just saying what you saw on a message board somewhere. wouldnt it be way more simple to just call amazon and ask them?????


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