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Barter is Booming
Article 9: Barter and Taxes

If and when you start bartering remember: There are no tax advantages to barter. The IRS treats a barter transaction exactly as a cash transaction. All barter exchanges report transactions to the IRS and prepare a 1099-B form for each member of the exchange. In addition, you have the responsibility of issuing a 1099-B form for any direct trades in which you participate.
 

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Barter is Booming
Here are some websites with more information about Bartering:

http://www.irta.com

http://www.nate.org

http://www.barternews.com

http://www.barteritonline.com

 

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