If you’ve agreed to E-delivery, you should receive your 1099 tax form by January 31.

Timelines will vary by platform, but we’ve outlined all events that may occur from October through January:

• October through December: If you work with a platform that has enabled early access onboarding for pre-verification of your tax information, you will receive email instructions to log in to Stripe Express and provide updated tax information.
• Before January 25, 2025: You confirm that your tax information (e.g., name, address, Social Security number, Employer Identification Number, or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) is correct.
• End of January: The platform that you work with files your 1099 tax form with the IRS and state tax authorities, respectively.
• January 31: You can access your 1099 tax form via Stripe Express. You should contact your platform directly if it's not available by this date.
• Post-filing: If needed, you can request corrections to your 1099 tax form directly with the platform that you work with.

We strongly recommend that you ensure all of your tax information (e.g., name, address, Social Security number or Employer Identification Number) is up to date in Stripe Express at all times. Doing so will reduce the likelihood of potential errors in your 1099 tax forms.

1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms are generally only issued to individuals or businesses who have met the $600 income threshold for that year. If you earned less than $600 over the course of the calendar year, you might not be eligible to receive a 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC tax form.

1099-K forms are generally only issued if accounts have $5,000 USD in total gross volume in the previous calendar year —and you're based in the US or are a US taxpayer—you should expect to receive a 1099-K, either through paperless delivery or paper mailing.

**Note - prior to calendar year 2024, the 1099K threshold applied to accounts being based in the U.S. and having $20,000 USD in total gross volume and 200 transactions.

Check the article linked here for instructions on how to agree to paperless delivery.

This article is neither legal advice nor tax advice. We recommend that you speak to your tax advisor with any questions or concerns around tax reporting.