Twin turbo mods / HKS Downpipe, Heavy Duty solenoids, etc
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01-31-23, 03:23 PM | Replies: 12 | Views: 2079
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Price
$250
- Location West Harrison, IN, 47060, USA
- Condition New
- Compatibility
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Mazda | RX-7 | 1993 - 2002 |
Description:
HKS DOWNPIPE:
I bought this brand new for 325 shipped then paid another 50 for the wrap and 20 to have it professionally wrapped. I have a total of $395 in it and its never been installed. My loss is your gain. $250 picked up at 47060
EFINI y-pupe kit / all new
Brand new setup like pictured. This cost ~$450 new. Its all in oem packaging still. $350 picked up at 47060
Heavy duty solenoid kit
Brand new never installed. These sell for a fortune these days i guess.
$700 picked up at 47060
Engine harness
brand new, never installed. They sell for well over 1200 new.
$950 picked up at 47060
02-02-23, 07:22 PM
#3
I actually have buyers for all of it, but with the new tax laws, i dont want to ask someone to pay the income taxes ill have to pay on any online payments
id like if someone came and just bought it all. They can resell it on ebay for all i care 😅
sorry man
02-04-23, 05:51 AM
#5
I thought about it but that requires me asking somebody to send me money on blind faith which i dont want to do. Also, im not entirely convinced zelle wont send out 1099s or the bank wont report zelle transfers, either. Nobody thought it would ever happen w paypal and the others, then it did.
im already paying income tax on a set of ohlins i bought new and resold at a loss. The fact im gonna lose 5 to 600 dollars on the endeavor has left a bad taste in my mouth.
02-04-23, 10:15 AM
#6
You only pay tax on profits. If you have the receipts for when you purchased the ohlins you can cancel out the sale and pay nothing. No receipts makes it much harder.
zelle and PayPal for friends and family are fine. They can’t change the tax rules mid year. The buyer still does have to take a leap of faith..
zelle and PayPal for friends and family are fine. They can’t change the tax rules mid year. The buyer still does have to take a leap of faith..
02-04-23, 11:06 AM
#7
^ Yup, been filing my PayPal stuff for several years now and it really isn't that bad. You definitely don't pay taxes for losses, technically you can use that as credit to deduct your gain for next year so you did it wrong, this is where you just pay 100bux to an accountant and have them deal with it 
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02-04-23, 11:10 PM
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I thought about it but that requires me asking somebody to send me money on blind faith which i dont want to do. Also, im not entirely convinced zelle wont send out 1099s or the bank wont report zelle transfers, either. Nobody thought it would ever happen w paypal and the others, then it did.
im already paying income tax on a set of ohlins i bought new and resold at a loss. The fact im gonna lose 5 to 600 dollars on the endeavor has left a bad taste in my mouth.
im already paying income tax on a set of ohlins i bought new and resold at a loss. The fact im gonna lose 5 to 600 dollars on the endeavor has left a bad taste in my mouth.
