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Judd Campbell
  • Georgetown, KY
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casual labor?

Judd Campbell
  • Georgetown, KY
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So I have been in the habit of finding a local handyman near each of my properties and I have them do work for me (mow the yard, clean gutters, etc.) 2 of these guys are under the $600 limit for sure.  4 other guys I have hired have helped me with the two rehabs I have been doing since September.  One guy I have paid just over $2k and the other three are a  bit under $1k.  

Is it going to be audit city if is just claim 4 guys for $600 and 2 guys for less?  I would eat the other expenses.  2 of the guys I hire are homeless and living at a men's shelter.  no way in heck I would ask for their SS # and send them a tax bill. 

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