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1099-k income

I purchase season tickets of $15,000.00 and resell $10,000.00 (use 5,000.00).

will my taxable income increase by $10,000.00 as reported on 1099-k from Ticketmasrer? 

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EricE_CPA
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1099-k income

Losses from the sale of personal-use property, such as your home or car or Seasonal tickets, aren't tax deductible.

See IRS topic Topic No. 409 Capital Gains and Losses 

 

However, hold onto your 1099-k to report the basis you purchased the tickets to show you didn't make a $10k gain.

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