Form 8300
Report of Cash Payments Over $10,000 Received in a Trade or Business
Form 8300 reports cash payments of more than $10,000 that a trade or business receives. Fill in the official form with the payer, the transaction and the cash received, see the total worked out in the preview, pay once and download it ready to sign.
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What it reports
- Car, boat, jewelry, real estate and other high-value sales paid in cash
- Related cash payments that together exceed $10,000
- Cashier’s checks, money orders, bank drafts and traveler’s checks counted as cash
What you'll get
- The official IRS form with every entry in place, as a PDF ready to sign
- Downloads on your order page for 30 days, plus an email link
How it works
- 1Enter the information once; add every recipient you need.
- 2Check the official form, filled in, in the live preview.
- 3Pay once and download your PDF right away.
Questions
When is Form 8300 due?
Within 15 days after the cash is received. The business also gives the person named in Part I a written statement by January 31 of the following year.
How is the total in item 29 worked out?
It is the sum of the amounts in item 32: U.S. currency, foreign currency and the monetary instruments. The form prints whole dollars.
How much does Form 8300 cost?
$14.99 per form, paid once at checkout. There is no account, subscription or extra fee, and you see the full filled form before you pay.