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Get your taxes done using TurboTax
You need to compare the 1099 from Ticketmaster to what you received. The Gross Income reported by Ticketmaster is the sale price (net sent to you PLUS the 10% fee) AND the buyer's fee. The buyer's fee is not a set amount or percentage.
Ticketmaster is reporting the net amount, seller's fee AND the buyer's fee.
You can go to 1099k.ticketmaster.com and download your 1099K as well as a list of transactions they deposited in your account for the year.
When I added the seller's fee into the cost it brought the net revenue down to almost zero.
‎February 13, 2025
11:57 AM