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Konstantin Anikeev, an experimental physicist, got over $300,000 from credit-card rewards

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#1 · Mar 10, 2021

He Got $300,000 From Credit-Card Rewards. The IRS Said It Was Taxable Income.

A physicist used credit-card rewards, gift cards and money orders to generate more than $300,000. Then the IRS went after him.

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