I work some get paid to sites. Prodege who owns swagbucks and a few others states on their site that discover offers which include games that pay you to download and/or reach a specific level and sign up offers aren't taxable. They also do shop rebates which aren't taxable either similar to ibotta. Surveys and a few other things are taxable.
I expect to get a 1099 for my redemptions which will include all of those things I mentioned. I'm responsible for figuring it out.
What makes games not taxable?
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That really doesn't help me so I'll ask a different question:
Rebates: If I bought something and got a monetary kick back because I bought it, it isn't taxable, correct?
So if I played a game, made an in app purchase, would that meet the rebate requirement and I can deduct the kick back from my income?
You are correct; this is not income but simply a rebate on your purchase (like a discount) and not taxable.
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