Barnabas Collins produces some of the highest quality blood and plasma which he makes available for transfusions. Hospitals and blood banks seek after Barnabas for his rare blood. He stays healthy while "donating" blood two to three times a week. For each blood donation, the hospitals and blood banks pay him $800. He drives 100 miles a week going to and from the hospitals and blood banks. He spends $450 a month on prescribed vitamins to ensure good general health and blood quality does not degenerate because of so many blood donations. Mr. Collins no longer works at other jobs and "donating" his blood is his sole financial income. Specify the tax implications and consequences of this regular activity.

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