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What I'm trying to ask is, when I make a invoice to customer and that customer uses it as a deduction, will that invoice ever comeback to haunt me if didn't claim on my taxes?
How is invoicing a customer considered tax evasion?So you want to hide income from the irs? Good luck. We’ll watch for you on the news.
The OP is proposing not reporting the income.How is invoicing a customer considered tax evasion?
Whether the customer uses the invoice to justify a deduction is none of the OPs business.
I misread the OP.The OP is proposing not reporting the income.
I guess you've have to address why you wouldn't claim it on the taxes first to answer the question if you're concerned about that possibility...What I'm trying to ask is, when I make a invoice to customer and that customer uses it as a deduction, will that invoice ever comeback to haunt me if didn't claim on my taxes?
While this is true, 480's response was still correct. How the customer reports their income deductions won't have an effect on the contractor who did, or didn't give an invoice where the IRS is concerned.The OP is proposing not reporting the income.
Who says they have to be?..... invoice (psst, they're sequentially # to prevent this) ........:
america964;7853207if didn't claim on my taxes?[/QUOTE said:WTF? I'm busting my ass 6 days a week all day every day and every dime I make in entered into my books and reported. Yes taxes are in the equation. (And they take way too much IMO)
Hopefully you are not trying to cheat, and this was just a very dumb (edit "hypothetical") question to pose on the internet.