1099-K

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April 20, 2021
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I have a client who is a college student. For various reasons, she sold a lot of her clothing. They paid her through PayPal. How do I handle this? It wasn't a business. It was nothing more than an on-line yard sale.

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Best answer by dascpa

We are seeing this issue more and more. If the person was not in the business of selling clothing, and was not selling personal property at a profit then I personally would create a Schedule C to record the revenue from the 1099-K and then an offsetting expense to exactly match it. Whether you call it purchases or something else is up to you. This way the IRS matching program will match exactly the 1099-K and you're creating a -0- profit report. Anybody else have a different opinion?

dkh

Level 15

If it was my client - I would enter the 1099K to Other Income and then also enter the same $ negative on the Other Income Statement Line 24 with an explanation such as "removing income for sale of personal wardrobe items"

Of course I don't know what $$ amount you are working with.

dascpaAnswer

Level 11

We are seeing this issue more and more. If the person was not in the business of selling clothing, and was not selling personal property at a profit then I personally would create a Schedule C to record the revenue from the 1099-K and then an offsetting expense to exactly match it. Whether you call it purchases or something else is up to you. This way the IRS matching program will match exactly the 1099-K and you're creating a -0- profit report. Anybody else have a different opinion?

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