IRS Releases Continual Use Form 1099-K

Jesse Rooney
April 4, 2022

The IRS has revised Form 1099-K.  The form has been changed to be a continual use form, minimizing changes for subsequent years.

There is a substantial change to filing direction.  For tax year 2022, third-party network transactions reporting a sum of at least $600 must be reported to the IRS, regardless of number of transactions.  Previously, reporting of TPSO transactions was only required when the sum of the transactions exceeded $20,000 with 200 or more transactions reported.

The form itself and associated instructions have been revised in line with the above changes.

To review Form 1099-K, please follow this link.

To review the Instructions for Form 1099-K, please follow this link.

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Jesse Rooney

Jesse Rooney is regulatory counsel for Sovos. His research focuses on tax information reporting. He is a member of the Massachusetts bar.
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