sanfora
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Wow, really?
Now we have to pay taxes on anything that is still in paypal. Basically we're claiming the funds inside the account and that is why we're paying fees on it. If they send it to the state after 3 years then wouldn't that be some sort of theft on a government level?
I would assume if you make less than $600 a year then you will have to withdraw within 3 years because I know at least in the United States you don't have to pay taxes on less than $600 income for that year. But anything over $600 can be taken away from us even if we've paid taxes on it? I think it's just paypal not wanting to be a type of escrow system and also not wanting to hold your money in your account longer than needed.
I always have my money going into my business account if it's been there too long. Normally I have all my subscriptions get pulled out of my paypal account so the money is always moving because of that as well. I don't think I'll ever have the problem of my money sitting there for 3 years since I log in to paypal at least three times a week to check my balances and update my digital calendar of when my payments are being sent out. But I do think it's kind of shady to just send your money to the state after 3 years of inactivity. What if I were in a coma or I forgot about my paypal account because I won the lottery? It's hypothetical, I know, but it's possible lol :D
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hitmeasap
I've never had "the same" money on my Paypal account for a long period of time. I usually withdraw the funds to my bank accounts and meanwhile I make these withdrawals there's new incoming funds to Paypal, so I can't say for sure. However, I did find an answer from a Paypal employee. Here's the answer.
Question: "How long can I leave money in my PayPal account-is there a cost or fee??"
With that being said, that answer is from 2011 so they might have made some changes since then, but I don't think they have.
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hitmeasap Hey sanfora, I've never had "[i]the same[/i]" money on my Paypal account for a long period of time. I usually withdraw the funds to my bank accounts and meanwhile I make these withdrawals there's new incoming funds to Paypal, so I can't say for sure. However, I did find an answer from a Paypal employee. Here's the [url=https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/Account-balance-Archive/How-long-can-I-leave-money-in-my-PayPal-account-is-there-a-cost/td-p/219658]answer[/url]. Question:[b] "How long can I leave money in my PayPal account-is there a cost or fee??"[/b] [quote]Leave it as long as you like. If it sits dormant for a few years, we may legally have to send the funds to your state as abandoned property, so just don't go three years or more without logging in at all and you'll be good here. Nope, no fees to leave the balance there. Leave as much as you'd like![/quote] With that being said, that answer is from 2011 so they might have made some changes since then, but I don't think they have. Best Regards, hitmeasap
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