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I have a report with total gross sales and a 1099k form that has a sales total as well. They are not equal. Do I subtract the 1099k amount from gross for income total?

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I have a report with total gross sales and a 1099k form that has a sales total as well. They are not equal. Do I subtract the 1099k amount from gross for income total?

I would enter the Form 1099-K first using the directions below and enter the difference as Income Not on a Form 1099.

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I have a report with total gross sales and a 1099k form that has a sales total as well. They are not equal. Do I subtract the 1099k amount from gross for income total?

I would enter the Form 1099-K first using the directions below and enter the difference as Income Not on a Form 1099.

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/5108144

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