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IRS pauses rule requiring people to report PayPal, Venmo transactions over $600. To avert taxpayer confusion in the upcoming tax season, the IRS is delaying a rule that would have required e-commerce sites and payment platforms like eBay Etsy and PayPal to send out tax paperwork to a much wider swath of people in 2023.
And, U.S. equities ended the day higher and the week mixed. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ posted a third-straight week of losses, while the Dow was able to buck the trend by posting a weekly gain. The moves came amid a day full of economic reports that offered varying results. Personal income rose slightly, and the Fed-favored inflation gauge showed continued moderation, new home sales surprisingly rose, and consumer sentiment was revised higher. However, durable goods orders fell noticeably, and personal spending came in softer than expected. Treasury yields were higher, and the U.S. dollar was lower, while crude oil and gold prices traded to the upside. News on the equity front was in short supply, but Meta Platforms garnered attention after it agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for $725 million. Finally, Asian stocks finished lower amid some disappointing data out of Japan, while markets in Europe diverged heading into the long holiday weekend. |
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