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Hello, I made $43,000 on tiktok this year, Tiktoks only form of withdrawing the money is PayPal. The PayPal is in my husbands name. So I have now received a 1099 from tiktok in my name, and then a 1099k from PayPal showing the same income in my husbands name. I have now created a new PayPal to avoid this next year, but I have no idea how I’m supposed to file this? Do I add the 1099k from PayPal and then deduct the full amount to zero out and add a note that it’s an error or the same income from tiktok? I’m so nervous of doing something wrong.
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You received a 1099 and an IRS form 1099-K, each reporting the same $43,000 gross income from TikTok.
I presume that you are reporting this income on Schedule C as a self-employment activity. If that is correct, report both of the gross income sources within the self-employment activity. Report the 1099 income under the appropriate Form 1099. Report the IRS form 1099-K under Form 1099-K.
Then under Expenses, select Add expenses for this work. Select or create an expense to 'back out' the $43,000.
Within your tax records, maintain a clear record of how the transaction was handled should a tax authority have a question about this transaction at a later time.
If you are not reporting a self-employment activity, post again.
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