Still making sales even though products are hidden and stores are hidden

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Hello,

I have set all my stores to hidden and painstakingly set all products to hidden, but well after a week or two, I’m still making sales. 

Like this one, shows it’s hidden and just sold:
https://www.zazzle.com/merry_christmas_reindeer_decoupage_tissue_paper-256510738367457755?context=114716396252820206

(above is link it sent me to off “royalty history”. I have many many other daily sales.

Thanks so much for the help. 
PS. I don’t want a permanent closure just until I know how bad they are doing to kill us poor folks on taxes>

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If a customer bought a product previous to you hiding them, they can reorder from their order history (or something similar).  If you are selling products that were never bought, or the products are not being purchased by a previous customer, then you might be experiencing some glitch or bug.  But if they are repeat purchases, that is expected behavior.

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I get a “product not available” when I click your link.

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I guess it depends what country you are taxed in, but where I live, making more money is not a tax problem, because the larger rate only applies to those additional dollars earned.  

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Unfortunately it does. I’ve been doing this for years. I pay quarterly taxes on it, but when combined with my husband’s it causes even more taxes to be paid. Should I file separately it’s even more. With the hint of 87K new IRS agents, I’m just tired of working so hard to have so little!

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Thank you, yes, that could be it, I have some very popular items, and all these that are selling are popular and have sold many times. I don’t want to delete the store just take a long break. Thank you.

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Everyone should run their own numbers before assuming that they will pay more additional taxes than they earn. It looks a lot different at an income of 60,000 vs 500,000.

Also, the claim of 87K new IRS agents is inaccurate, it is employees, many of which have nothing to do with auditing, and many are to replace employees who are leaving. 

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Also loads of people that do work for the IRS are on a seasonal basis. They work through tax season then wait for the same time next year and come back.