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Anonymous wrote:Few years ago we got paid under $600 in one year and it wasn't taxable. Had it been over $600, we would have had to pay.

What kind of tax? So many Americans don't even pay income tax because they don't make enough (way more than $600) (even though they think they do).

Do you add the $30 to you income for the year ...that you pay tax on.

Anonymous wrote:Few years ago we got paid under $600 in one year and it wasn't taxable. Had it been over $600, we would have had to pay.

What kind of tax? So many Americans don't even pay income tax because they don't make enough (way more than $600) (even though they think they do).

Few years ago we got paid under $600 in one year and it wasn't taxable. Had it been over $600, we would have had to pay.

It was a stipend for expenses

Yes, it is taxable income. Yes, if you make under a certain amount, you should keep the stub that comes with it.

I don't know the answer, but this would never have occurred to me!

Is it pay or is it reimbursement for travel, etc.? Usually, if it is a stipend for parking, travel, transportation, it isn't taxable. If it is a payment for serving, it is (though generally you would report but it's so low it probably isn't taxed). I am not a tax professional.

Montgomery Court gives $30 stipend for expenses Is it taxable? Will they send a a firm or do I need to remember next year. Should have donated it,!