The 1099-K covers your income for the amounts that you received. As long as the total amount from that 1099-K shows up on your tax return then you're doing fine. Enter it as cash received instead of entering the 1099-K then you can enter it in two places and have the total match the amount on the form. Maintain all of your records in case anyone has any questions later.
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