Are bank cash back "rewards" reportable/taxable? I didn't receive a tax form from my bank.

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No, if you bank cash back rewards are based on personal purchases, the cash back amount is not taxable income. Leeloo is correct about that.

If your cash back rewards are based on business expenses that you deducted, you should report your cash back rewards as "Other income" on your business return, or Schedule C.

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Last year one of my tax returns got stop paymented by my bank account bank because a second of the same check was sent out to me as well,but I never received it.

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