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Do you have to pay taxes on a personal loan?

 
 
Reply Sat 3 Apr, 2004 07:34 pm
If you receive a personal loan for 2000.00 and the person who lent you the money was an employer and claimed the loan on a 1099 form, do you have to pay taxes on that money even if you paid it back?
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Reply Sat 3 Apr, 2004 09:10 pm
My kind of outdated understanding of the situation is that you would pay taxes on the interest you didn't pay - if it were a zero, or extremely low, interest loan. The actual interest imputed is quite low, and the filing would be more of annoyance than a financial consideration. I believe you could dig up the applicable federal rate in the Federal Register.
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Reply Sat 3 Apr, 2004 09:15 pm
Thanks, I've decided to take my taxes to a professional so he can sort this mess out. This accountant is the same person that gave me the 1099 so I'm assuming he knows what he's doing. I'll mention to him what you wrote.
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