No, 1099-K's are not specifically reported on your return. There is not a spot to add a 1099-K. You would just report the income you received, which could be just from your records. If you know you earned $50,000, then this is the income you would report, even if you received 2 1099-k's showing that you received $50,000 each for a total of $100,000.
If for some unlikely reason the IRS would contact you because you are reporting too little income, then you would simply respond that this was a duplicate. They should notice that the income is duplicated if the exact numbers are being reported.
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