$4,000?  Obviously your client is a vampire who has a Schedule C for being in the business of collecting blood.  The question is - is this a Sec. 199A QBI activity?

On a side note what is the cost of your own blood.  If it's the sale of personal property not at a gain then I would think it's ignored?  Curious to hear other answers.

And next we'll hear about donating sperm and more.........

To come to think about it He does have funnl looking teeth.

Either he has a rare blood type or this is for plasma.

Apparently getting paid for plasma is big business in some parts of the country.

sjrcpa - stop being logical.  Think out of the box.  Vampire is a better answer.  Or - - maybe he goes around to crime scenes, collects the blood and sells it in containers.  I'll look on Amazon or Ebay.

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@dascpa wrote:

Vampire is a better answer. 

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But a vampire would be BUYING blood, not selling it.

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Very true.

But in thecase of my x wife she did not buy she got it free compliments of the court.

"and there har not been any form issued."

They are typically paid on a refillable debit card, so that would fall under 1099-K rules. They would have provided their SSN to the blood/plasma bank.

@TaxGuyBill has argued this point with the TurboTax crowd. Let's see if he'll update this.