Yes, the amount SeatGeek kept is a sales expense and should be used to adjust (reduce) your proceeds. You should list each sale separately. Your cost basis for each ticket would include an allocated portion of your membership fee and the cost of the seat back. There is a section in TurboTax for entering a Form 1099-K. If you didn't you should start there and enter the information on your Form 1099-K.
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