The 1099 gives you the total amount that the buyer paid for your tickets.
You should be able to see what you paid for the tickets plus what you paid for a sellers fee (i happen to keep track on a SS so this was easy. Then take the amount you received plus te sellers fee you paid and subtract from the amount the 1099 says you received. This will be the buyers fee, it kooks to be about 22.5% on top of your sale price, including the sellers fee.
I am now focused on how these entities are able to get in the middle of these transactions and take roughly 25% out if the transaction! Clearly they eliminate 'counterparty risk' but for a very steep price. The scammers out there are why their cuts a so high
