Venmo, Cash App, and Zelle don't offer business connections the way a bank does, so Toozi tracks them through two doors: you text the payment as it comes in, or your linked bank shows the deposit and Toozi books it. Either way the income lands in your books and your tax estimate.
Have Toozi text you first. The first reply walks you through linking your accounts, and your books start filling in on their own.
Payment apps send Form 1099-K when your business payments cross the federal threshold for the year. Whether or not you get a form, business income is taxable, so booking it as you go keeps your return and your estimates honest.
Yes. Toozi strips the reference codes and keeps the payer name from the bank descriptor, and once you tell it who a payer is, it remembers.
Payments to someone who works for your business are contract labor, and if you pay a person $600 or more in a year (the threshold changes, check the current one) you may owe them a 1099-NEC. Tell Toozi it is contract labor once and it files the rest the same way and can prepare the 1099.
Text (844) 482-4881 and your first expense is logged in 10 seconds.