<prompt> Human: I am moving into a new apartment with my brother and cousin soon. I am the lease holder so the money for rent will come out of my account. I figured the best option is to use Venmo for them to pay me rent and then I can cash it out less of a hassle than the bank, and we all have different banks which makes it less convenient for them to just wire me the money. I see a lot of friends do this on Venmo for rent so I didnt think it was an issue. However, I started to think about it and by the end of the year, theyll have paid me around 5,600 for rent, the security deposit, etc. Next year will be a full year, so it will be even more. As a note, Venmos transaction limits are 3,000 per week per user so its not like it isnt meant to be used heartily.My question is, does this count as income that I will have to claim? I wouldnt even know how to request an official transaction record from Venmo, short of screenshotting my user page...  <response>: Its not income, theyre just using Venmo to transmit money to you for a shared expense. 