At 05:43 PM 1/17/2006, you wrote: >If, for example, you receive a spiff from a manufacturer for the >sale of a piano (actually a split commission or commission plus >premium) or if you perform warranty work for which the manufacturer >pays you directly, you should (but may not) receive a 1099. ...and...technically, you should receive a 1099 if you receive payment (of any kind) "in kind". $600 per year is still the lower limit, though, and you may slide through if the total of payments and/or gifts remains under that level from any single source. Best. Horace
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