Hello, I'm newer to this whole expat thing.
The first half of 2022 I paid taxes to the US, the second half of 2022 I paid taxes to Poland. I am an expat of the United States and currently live in Poland and pay taxes in Poland as a resident.
I receive my self-employed (Sole Proprietorship) income from a US based company, they are a marketplace platform, selling my digital product. I have learned that they will be reporting my income as a 1099-K to the IRS, with my Tax Treaty Country listed as only the US. This 1099-K will include all revenue that they have paid me in 2022 (including the income I already paid taxes on in Poland).
Is this ok, when it comes to the IRS - to do it this way - with the whole year's income being sent and reported through that single 1099-K with only one country listed, since Poland and the US have a tax treaty with one another?
I obviously don't wish to be double taxed on this income earned abroad, this isn't an issue on Poland's side, I'm just wondering if it's going to be an issue with the IRS.
Thank you for your help,
Aaron
