NoVA SugarBabies

[InSearch69]

I was seeing her before COVID. Then she couldn't meet so she blocked me.

https://members.seeking.com/member/9...1-87fece8c8ac6

Sweet personality, fun in bed and open to a lot. Treat her well.

[DickLongwood]

https://members.seeking.com/member/0...e-5ecd65bae4ed

Asks for gas money before meeting. When I told her I don't give money before meet, she blocked me.

Her last login was from the you. K. Nice photo, but not real.

[The Curve]

$500 and covered. Seems like better value is had elsewhere. Her body in that main pic does look nice, though.

Shit, man. I was enjoying her for almost two years at 300. Inflation I guess.

[FogHorn1]

More WGs from SA on tinder.

I feel sorry for the dudes that would try to wife them up.

Claire used to go by "Agent Janet Snakehole" on SA. Seemed like a cool girl but wanted several "no intimacy" meetings before any action took place so I moved on.

[Mcsylv]

https://members.seeking.com/member/0...e-5ecd65bae4ed

Asks for gas money before meeting. When I told her I don't give money before meet, she blocked me.

[TheYoungMonger]

https://members.seeking.com/member/9...1-87fece8c8ac6

Sweet personality, fun in bed and open to a lot. Treat her well.

$500 and covered. Seems like better value is had elsewhere. Her body in that main pic does look nice, though.

[The Curve]

https://members.seeking.com/member/9...1-87fece8c8ac6

Sweet personality, fun in bed and open to a lot. Treat her well.

[Tophat31]

Anyone got vids f-in SBs they've met with over the years? I've got a handful of pretty legit chicks that let me tape them. Curious if anyone has any good stuff to swap? Dm me.

I have a bunch from over the years. Many of them no longer active but that's what videos are for right?

[TheYoungMonger]

Anyone got vids f-in SBs they've met with over the years? I've got a handful of pretty legit chicks that let me tape them. Curious if anyone has any good stuff to swap? Dm me.

Tastycakes999, but give tastycakes96 a google search.

https://members.seeking.com/member/4...f-2726fd54d5ac

https://relaxxxtime.com/videos/10264...deo/?play=true

https://ucam.xxx/gallery/mfc/Tastycakes96/1

[Mandane]

Any one have info on this one?

https://members.seeking.com/member/f...6-ae4b98f9b187

I have been chatting with her for bit and she is all over the place in text.

Nice girl. I was intrigued so I did a meet and greet because she was quickly available and close. Very chill and agreeable. Probably would be a good time at a bargain price, but she's far too big for my tastes. YMMV.

[Max #01]

Beginning January 1, 2022, all third-party payment processors in the United States are required to report payments received for goods and services of more than $600 a year. So if you have a Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, Paypal account and you receive more than $600 in total receipts for calendar year 2022 you'll receive a 1099-K sent from that app service. If you have a side business you'd be wise to document all the e-payments.

Although cash transaction for hobby work is always the best option, I don't believe the hobby is in trouble. Providers may have to receive donations in other ways. Here is a link to the actual IRS instructions for the 1099-K: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/under...ur-form-1099-k.

Here is what the actual form looks like: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1099k.pdf.

In the situation of a small business (like my consulting business), All transactions, especially income and expenses, are documented in my QuickBooks Self-Employed account. Payments received via PayPal or anywhere else wind up in my company bank account. Individual clients with whom I have a continuing relationship send me a 1099 at the end of the year. Regardless of how they pay me, it all eventually winds up being reported.

I have one client who pays me with gift cards. That company will now have to file a 1099-K if the gift card is over $600.

I'm thinking that a lot of ladies will stop using PayPal and other similar apps. But, this hobby has persisted through thick & thin, so I think we'll be fine.

[BigCoolie]

Starts with wh and ends with ore.

Her words exactly "I'm a princess not (insert word mentioned above here) and I don't do those things". Never got to price because she was already a waste of time. Her pics on the site make her head look really round? The best I could describe what she sent me was not as photo shopped as the site. Or her pic was from a few years ago.

https://members.seeking.com/member/5...d-3d0b2b1feba7

I was curious, so I reached out to her.

She quoted $350, so I declined.

[TomFordModel]

More WGs from SA on tinder.

I feel sorry for the dudes that would try to wife them up.

[Jake100]

By no means a tax lawyer or accounting expert here but I thought this only applies when you make a payment for goods and services through the apps. If you select the other option this doesn't apply. (Though of course they might need to explain a regular pattern of the same payment.).

Beginning January 1, 2022, all third-party payment processors in the United States are required to report payments received for goods and services of more than $600 a year. So if you have a Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, Paypal account and you receive more than $600 in total receipts for calendar year 2022 you'll receive a 1099-K sent from that app service. If you have a side business you'd be wise to document all the e-payments.

[Member #6951]

Fellow hobbyists I ran across this article over the weekend:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...ypal-payments/

The first sentence states "The IRS reminded gig workers this week to report payments over a $600 threshold made through third party payment apps, such as Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, and PayPal. ".

So, if 3rd party payments do indeed become taxable income to the recipient, and assuming here in Virginia the incremental combined Federal and VA of the recipient SB is 20%, a $600 donation nets the SB $480 after taxes, if paid through a third-party payment.

I'll stick with cash for the obvious reasons not that I play in the $600 arena anyway. I wonder if the more financially literate SBs will be offering a cash price and a price if paid through a third-party payment vendor.

By no means a tax lawyer or accounting expert here but I thought this only applies when you make a payment for goods and services through the apps. If you select the other option this doesn't apply. (Though of course they might need to explain a regular pattern of the same payment.).