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What is Form 1099-K used to report?
Income a taxpayer received from the Department of Revenue during the calendar year.
Non-employee compensation.
Payments of $600 or more made to others in the course of a trade or business. Examples include rent, prizes, and awards.
The amount of payments and transactions received from online platforms, apps, or payment card processors.

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The last option. Form 1099‑K reports the amount of payments and transactions processed through payment card processors or third‑party settlement organizations (online platforms, apps, etc.).

(It is different from Form 1099‑NEC for non‑employee compensation and Form 1099‑MISC for certain other payments.)