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Ebay Income on 1099-k & selling old stuff
I'm sure this is going to be a popular topic when the 1099-ks start coming.
Here is my situation...
My husband and I have kept all our old LPs from the 60s/70s/80s and have started to sell them on ebay. Much to our surprise, we are getting a good amount of money for them and will be getting a 1099-k for 2022.
We purchased all these LPs, but of course, don't have any receipts for them. I don't know if we're classified as hobby sellers or something else. We have very few expenses related to the sales - fees & postage, and that's about it. We have no way of determining their cost.
I have also read that the 1099-k will be the gross amount of the sales, which will also include sales and shipping but NOT include returns or cancellations.
This is going to be a record keeping nightmare if I have to go in and figure out the values that shouldn't be including in income, such as the returns/cancellations.
Are we all going to get audited because the 1099-k doesn't show only gross income?
How are others preparing and handling this?