A couple of weeks ago, I asked a question and you responded but I'm uncomfortable with the response so I want to doublecheck my question again.

[dcwendt]

My elderly mother paid me a total of $2,430 for home health care aid for doing her finances and scheduling appointments.  She paid me an extra $200 for working on her income taxes and paid me a total of $355 to driver her to medical appoints, the bank, drug store and grocery store.  I did not keep track of mileage, she paid me per trip.  I asked if I needed to include any of those dollars as income and was told no.  Also, I did not get a 1099 form for any of these dollars, so just wanted to double check that none (0) of this money is income.   Thank You!

[Carl]

Oh it's income any way you look at it. But if the total amount of income is less than $6200 you don't need to bother reporting it. Additionally, this was from a family member. It's no different than you paying your son a weekly allowance to carry out the trash after supper every night.

[dcwendt]

Thank you - I feel much better with your explanation.  Have a good day!

[re2boys]

I read the previous answer and I agree that this appears to be reimbursements and gifts among family members and thus not reportable. And the sums pass the reasonableness test.