I receive most income online through royalties, which are then processed by a third-party payment service. How do I report both without duplicating my income?

I receive a 1099-MISC from my payees and a 1099-K from the third party payment system, effectively causing me to report all my income twice. Do I need to report the 1099-K if all that income is reported elsewhere on 1099-MISCs?

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No - Don't report the income reported on the 1099-K as long as all the income is reported on he 1099-MISC forms.

How do I transmit returns? I get the message, "Duplicate filing found in same transmission, 2023 transmissions are not available not ready to process for this return.

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I receive most income online through royalties, which are then processed by a third-party payment service. How do I report both without duplicating my income?

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I receive most income online through royalties, which are then processed by a third-party payment service. How do I report both without duplicating my income?

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