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I'm trying to find information about taxes and volunteer paid experimental (non-clinical) studies. I work in a lab, and one of our participants told us a week ago that if a study pays (the volunteer) over a certain amount, it gets taxed. Can anyone tell me if this is true and give me an official link? We're in Philadelphia, PA, USA. I can provide any other relevant information you need. Thanks!
posted by two lights above the sea on May 24, 2012 - 6 answers

You are not my accountant, but maybe you can answer my 401k/tax question, in EXTREME LAYMAN'S TERMS. [more inside]
posted by two lights above the sea on Dec 10, 2010 - 10 answers