It would be "dangerous" to work at Jimmy John's for 20 hours a week at $10 per hour and deposit $10,000 per month into your bank account ... Note: you do freelance car repairs and get paid in cash.

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banks don't share 1099 forms with the IRS

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Hamlet

29 December, 08:00

It would be "dangerous" to work at Jimmy John's for 20 hours a week at $10 per hour and deposit $10,000 per month into your bank account ... Note: you do freelance car repairs and get paid in cash.

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false

banks don't share 1099 forms with the IRS

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Juan Cervantes · Answer 1

false they do and that is because the IRS actually counts the amount of money in the bank and then determines how many loans the bank can hand out so they can also figure out the amount you would have to pay back for the loan I know someone who's dad works for the IRS and explained everything but i forgot almost everything but this

It would be "dangerous" to work at Jimmy John's for 20 hours a week at $10 per hour and deposit $10,000 per month into your bank account ... Note: you do freelance car repairs and get paid in cash.truefalsebanks don't share 1099 forms with the IRS

It would be "dangerous" to work at Jimmy John's for 20 hours a week at $10 per hour and deposit $10,000 per month into your bank account ... Note: you do freelance car repairs and get paid in cash.

true

false

banks don't share 1099 forms with the IRS