I posted on another group about this strange way I buy/sell things using paypal. I don't actually make money but the fact that it is technically income I may have to use this. I have "technically" made $1900.00 in paypal over the last 6 months. It was buy/selling/trading baby items and the only way I make money is to sell the items and buy more to sell (at or below the price I bought them, easy way to try lots of different stuff without buying it all together) and I have stopped all spending-thus no incoming transactions. We will probably be right at the median for our state. If by some odd chance we were slightly over can it be proved that this was non- taxable income and definitely not permanent or stable income. Are they very strict about being right at or below the median? We have a high debt/income ratio and I doubt we can swing a chapter 13.
On another note we live just on the border of MD/DE and MD has $10,000 a year more median than we have and we both work in MD and spend most of our money in MD. It just stinks!
On another note we live just on the border of MD/DE and MD has $10,000 a year more median than we have and we both work in MD and spend most of our money in MD. It just stinks!
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