A 1099-K is a U.S. tax document that reports the total payments your business received through a third-party payment processor during the year. It helps ensure income from online sales is reported correctly to the IRS.
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TripWorks doesn't issue your 1099-K — your payment processor does
Your 1099-K comes from your payment processor (Stripe), not from TripWorks. If your account met the IRS reporting threshold for the year, you'll receive an email from Stripe at the start of the following year with your form.
Didn't get the email? Check your spam folder first. If you still can't find it, contact Stripe Support — they can resend it or confirm whether your account met the threshold.
Will you receive one?
A processor is required to issue a 1099-K only if your account exceeds the IRS threshold for the tax year. Those thresholds have changed in recent years, so if you're unsure whether to expect a form, check the IRS website or ask your tax advisor. (This article isn't tax advice — your accountant is the right source for how to file.)
Data TripWorks can help with
While TripWorks doesn't issue tax forms, your reports hold detailed revenue, tax, and payout data that's useful at filing time — including your payout history and tax-and-surcharge summaries. Go to Reports to pull what your accountant needs.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get my 1099-K?
From your payment processor (Stripe), by email early in the year, if your account met the IRS threshold. TripWorks does not issue it.
I didn't receive one — why not?
Either your account didn't meet the IRS threshold, or the email went to spam. Check spam, then contact Stripe Support to confirm or resend.
Can TripWorks give me my numbers for taxes?
Yes — your reports include revenue, tax, and payout data useful for filing. See the Reports overview.
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