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Math Teacher

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  1. On 6/9/2024 at 9:54 PM, Lightning55 said:

    The short answer:  If you sell a book for $200 that you paid 12 cents for, you owe taxes on the $199.88 income.

    The long answer:  While the above is true, it may be mitigated by offsets such as possible overhead expenses - storage, grading, restoration, shipping, etc. resulting in a lower tax exposure.

    Super short answer: Consult a tax professional.

    As I understand it, some of these expenses are not available to you unless you're a dealer. But then, I'm not a tax accountant.

  2. I shipped three modern books for a 9.8 PreScreen on Saturday, 05/18/2024. They were delivered on Tuesday, 05/22/2024. They were marked as received on Thursday, 05/24/2024. They were marked scheduled for grading with just a few days. On Friday, 05/31/2024, they were marked as Encapsulation/Quality Control. On Monday, 06/03/2024, they were marked as Grading/Quality Control, and they have stayed that way this entire week.

    Is it just me, or is it unusual for books to be marked as "Encapsulation/Quality Control," and then be marked as "Grading/Quality Control?"