When I read this, I just can't help but to wonder how objective this article is; the text sound sounds like it's leading the reader to a conclusion, rather then presenting the facts a letting the reader reach his own conclusion. .
As of January, the Biden Administration requires Americans to report to the IRS all business transactions using third-party payments – like Venmo and PayPal – for goods or services over $600 thanks to a provision hidden in Democrats’ partisan $2 trillion stimulus bill from March.
The new reporting requirements will ensure anyone who sells a couch or pays a babysitter electronically could trigger further IRS scrutiny.
This violates President Biden’s own promise that greater tax enforcement wouldn’t hit lower or middle-income Americans.
President Biden is still demanding $80 billion in spending for an army of auditors to turn local banks into chapters of the IRS and increase audits for every American with a job.
Are you doubting the $600 provision?
Entities such as CashApp have no doubts
https://cash.app/help/us/en-us/5641-tax-reporting-with-cash-for-business