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41 sats \ 1 reply \ @nullcount 3 Sep 2023 \ on: Do you report your sats activity on SN for tax purposes? meta
Isn't it SN's responsibility to issue 1099 to users who stacked more than $600. I don't know many stackers that have stacked beyond this de minimis exemption amount in a single year.
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1099-misc
This could be somewhat of a vulnerability in SN's design since every Zap is technically a payment from SN's node. Whereas something more p2p like nostr, users would issue 1099s to other users which they tipped $600 or more personally.
Stacking $600 or more is one thing. It’s doing the zapping I was more interested in, considering how Bitcoin payment transactions are handled by tax law
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