MYEC Stock Updates 08/31/2014 17:25:26 $MYEC
Should be an interesting month
Piece of Apple Pie anyone? >>>
Wouldn't it be nice if we are part of the process!?
http://recode.net/2014/08/31/apple-9-9/
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Weird, in QuickBooks, your pay a contractor in the "vendor center". Imagine that.
And these "vendors". Not hard to comprehend.
I would hate to be out if Ed did any of those amazing things!! Go Myec $$$
Independent Contractor Defined
http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesse...or-Defined
I'm not certain where you're going with your thought stream. Quickbooks allows customization. A 1099 will be issued if you set up your business relationships appropriately.
I don't see them as the same....here is my description of the two. In general, contractors provide project work, while vendors provide ongoing services.
Contractors are vendors. Same concept
Happy Labor Day Weekend everyone!
Totally different concept. I pay vendors with credit cards, too.
* vendors, not employees
My post is very relevant. Because you say it's not does not change this.
I do. I also get paid via credit card sometimes when I send out electronic invoices. What does your post have to do with my question? Other than distract...
This is irrelevant to my previous posts. Please start a new post with each new topic.
Please identify a business that pays its employees and contractors with a credit card. At that point, it will be easier to understand your line of thinking.
In a penny with one person authorized to issue more shares at any given time, the amount of shares that can be issued is in fact always unlimited.
My post was a response to a misleading post regarding number of available shares--nothing more or less.
I provide source links.
Getting paid via cash or check does not change a 1099 requirement. Getting paid with a credit card does though. Has the IRS ruled if payments made through MyEcheck is reportable on a 1099K?
That's what I saw on the quarterlies.
Should be an interesting month
Piece of Apple Pie anyone? >>>
Wouldn't it be nice if we are part of the process!?
http://recode.net/2014/08/31/apple-9-9/
MYEC Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Myecheck-Inc-MYEC-64605/
Weird, in QuickBooks, your pay a contractor in the "vendor center". Imagine that.
And these "vendors". Not hard to comprehend.
I would hate to be out if Ed did any of those amazing things!! Go Myec $$$
Independent Contractor Defined
http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesse...or-Defined
I'm not certain where you're going with your thought stream. Quickbooks allows customization. A 1099 will be issued if you set up your business relationships appropriately.
I don't see them as the same....here is my description of the two. In general, contractors provide project work, while vendors provide ongoing services.
Contractors are vendors. Same concept
Happy Labor Day Weekend everyone!
Totally different concept. I pay vendors with credit cards, too.
* vendors, not employees
My post is very relevant. Because you say it's not does not change this.
I do. I also get paid via credit card sometimes when I send out electronic invoices. What does your post have to do with my question? Other than distract...
This is irrelevant to my previous posts. Please start a new post with each new topic.
Please identify a business that pays its employees and contractors with a credit card. At that point, it will be easier to understand your line of thinking.
In a penny with one person authorized to issue more shares at any given time, the amount of shares that can be issued is in fact always unlimited.
My post was a response to a misleading post regarding number of available shares--nothing more or less.
I provide source links.
Getting paid via cash or check does not change a 1099 requirement. Getting paid with a credit card does though. Has the IRS ruled if payments made through MyEcheck is reportable on a 1099K?
That's what I saw on the quarterlies.
