The IRS will match the income on your return with the information that they receive from 1099s. You do not need to enter the 1099-K forms into your return as long as you include the income from the two 1099-Ks. This will not raise any red flags with the IRS if the forms are not entered into your return. Make sure that the total matches the 1099-Ks.
The IRS does not require the actual form entry, only that all income is included in your return.
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