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| Family Member Join Date: Feb 2008
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OK on PayPal I've received an amount of funds for something right, and I want to transfer this money to my ordinary banking account. But it seems like I can only pay an email addresses. Does anybody have any clues on how I can put my paypal money into my ordinary bank account? Cheers |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007
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Hey I've got a question here too - I use paypal a bunch as well, and so far on my annual tax returns I've been 'claiming' the amount that I transfer into my bank account as income. Is there a real 'right' way to document the income, and even recover the fees paypal charges? |
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| Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Oblong, Illinois
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IF the fees from paypal are for business related transfers you should be able to claim those fees as a tax deduction. | |
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