Splitting one 1099-K across multiple schedules

[pbmunkey]

I received one 1099-K. Can i split that between 2 schedule e’s and a schedule C?

[GeorgeM777]

Not sure.  We need some additional information from you regarding your 1099-K.  1099-Ks are typically issued by payment settlement entities, such as PayPal or Venmo.  A taxpayer reports rental property income on Schedule E.  Income from a business activity gets reported on Schedule C.

Why did you receive a 1099-K?  Was it given to you by tenants in your rental property?  What were the facts regarding why you received a 1099-K in connection with your business?  

@pbmunkey

[pbmunkey]

It's Airbnb Income.

I need to 1099 to one of the owners of a home I manage. That part of it is a schedule C. The rest of the income is split between the rentals I own.

[RobertB4444]

It's not ideal but that is what you're going to have to do.  Save all of your records to prove that the 1099-K income was spread over the three schedules in case the IRS is unable to match the amounts.  

@pbmunkey

[pbmunkey]

Given my situation, is there a better way to do it?

I can skip the schedule c since it’s a small amount but I do have 2 rentals that I’ve been filing 2 diff schedule e’s with. Any advice is appreciated 

[RobertB4444]

There isn't for last for 2022.  You'll have to move forward the way you've planned.

For 2023 the optimal plan is to create separate online payment accounts for each entity.

@pbmunkey