I sold soem seahawks tickets last year. I got a 1099-K from them. It shows gross amount $8,379.69. This is incorrect. I can go out to my account manager and see everything I sold and it only totals $6,030. I even went out to the area where you can download the 1099-k from on their website and there's also a corresponding csv you can download showing transactions and that even shows $6,030. I can't find a phone number to ask how they calculated the $8K number??? it's rediculous how bad their phone system is. Anyone know how I figur ethis out? To my knowledge I never sold $2K of other stuff, so not sure how they got that number.
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You can adjust the 1099-K if you think it was reported incorrectly.
Keep copies of transactions with your tax file.
NOTE: personal transactions could also be on the 1099-K, such as receiving money from a friend or family member.
If you sell items online as a business, enter on Schedule C
If you sell personal items online similar to a garage sale enter following these steps:
In TurboTax enter the 1099-K under:
Income
Other Common Income
Income from Form 1099-K START
On the “Did you get a 1099-K?” screen, select “Yes”
On the “Which type of income is your 1099-K for?” screen, select “Personal item sales” CONTINUE
Enter the 1099-K as it was reported and select the box for “This amount in box 1a is too high or includes some personal transactions” in order to enter any personal items such as birthday gifts.
Also enter the amount you think was reported in error
CONTINUE
On the next “Personal Item Sales” screen, make the correct selection.
Choose “I sold some items at a loss or had no gain” if you made a profit on any one sale
Chose “All items were sold at a loss or had no gain” If ALL the items were sold and you did not realize a gain on any single item, (they sold for less than or only for as much as you paid to purchase the item in the first place) you would not need to enter any sales.
Enter the amount of the 1099-K that represents the cash you got for selling items at cost or under.
So, if the 1099-K reports $1,000 and the only item you sold at a profit was an item that sold for $50, you would enter 950.
$950.00 on that 1099-K does not need to be address.
Also, remember that this is NOT saying you MADE $50, only that someone paid $50. The profit would be less because you need to subtract what you paid to buy it.
CONTINUE
Finish the interview and select done on the “Your 1099-K summary” screen,
YOU ARE NOT DONE if you made the first choice that only SOME items sold at a loss,
that would mean that at least one item sold at a gain, for a profit.
Now you need to report the sale, go to
Income
Investment Income
Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other click UPDATE
The next screen should show “Personal items sales (1099-K)”
Click REVIEW to open
The next screen has an input screen for the Personal items you sold at a profit/gain.
Enter one sale at a time.
Report when purchased, when sold, how much you paid to buy it and how much they paid to buy it from you
The next screen asks for selling fees, but those are USUALLY deducted before they pay you, so would not be included on Form 1099-K
If they were not, enter here
Once done, you should see the amount of proceeds you needed to address ($50) and the profit you made from that (those) sales.
The profit is Capital Gain listed on your 1040 line 7
So I did finally get through to Ticketmaster. What they told me is the number on the form 1a, is not just what you got paid, but also their 10% fee and the buyers fees?? Strange not sure why we should see a number that isnt what we actually got paid. But anyway she walked me though the calculations. Take the amount on the 1099K *.1 that gives you their fees. Then subtract that from 1a. Then subtract that with what my records (and the seahawks website) shows. That gives yout he buyer fees. Then follow the turbo tax instructions on this forum to enter everything in.
Thank you for that, good to know.
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