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Recent tax law changes will significantly ease reporting requirements for businesses and freelancers. The updated law reinstates the previous threshold for payment apps like Venmo, requiring them to issue 1099-K forms only after 200 transactions exceeding $20,000. Additionally, the reporting threshold for non-employee compensation will rise from $600 to $2,000 starting in 2026. These changes are expected to decrease paperwork and reduce IRS penalties for businesses but could also lower tax revenue due to less third-party reporting.
Source: YAHOO