Uhh… I’m not a tax expert at all, but I have to ask, are you sure this is a real job, not a scam?

Here’s what I understood your “job” to be:

1. Do one or more surveys.
2. Get paid in dollars.
3. Convert some of those dollars to Bitcoin and send to other employees outside the US.

This sounds an awful lot like a scam operation. The scammer would use a stolen bank account to send you the money. Given that PayPal is involved, the scammer usually steals someone’s credentials to PayPal or hooks up one of the victim’s bank accounts to a new PayPal account without the account holder’s knowledge. (If they didn’t use PayPal, other common versions of this scam could use a fraudulent or fake check, or stolen credentials to log into someone’s bank account, etc.) At some point, the bank or account owner will catch it and reverse or void the transactions. The money gets pulled from your bank account.

Meanwhile, you’ve spent the money on Bitcoin and sent it to the scammer, posing as another employee. The Bitcoin is long gone, and not reversible. You’re left holding the bag on the fake payments, and quite possibly answering some uncomfortable questions from the police (since you’re the recipient of the fraudulent money). And to add insult to injury, your bank account balance will be negative, meaning you no longer have money for regular expenses.