Using Zelle to receive payments which will be over $50,000 a year.

[skully9999982]

Just go through the interview and answer the questions. When you said that regarding what interview?

[macuser_22]

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@skully9999982 wrote:

Yes, I am aware. I have all the documents regarding clients, payments, dates of work, receipts, etc. I just am not sure what to use since most company require the individual to be over 18.

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As I said about 3 times, the method of payment makes no difference whatsoever.   Use any method that works for you and your clients.  It is the client that is paying you and you receiving that payment.   The method that the client uses to deliver the payment to you does not matter.    The transaction is between you and the client.   3rd parties that handle the payments or money transfer are not part of the transaction any more than a bank or credit card company would be.

As long as your business is legal and you are not attempting to make and receive anonymous payments to hide illegal activity or launder money, you are making an issue out of something that does not exist.

[VolvoGirl]

Oh I'm sorry.  That is when you are filling out a tax return in Turbo Tax .  So that would be when you do your tax return after the end of the year.  The tax year is Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2019.  And your tax return and any tax due payment is due by April 15, 2020.  You can get a 6 month extension to Oct 15 but the tax due is still due by April 15.

The Turbo Tax Online versions for 2019 will open in December

The Desktop CD/Download program usually comes out in November