Your platform is responsible for determining who should receive a tax form and when they’ll be filed and delivered. Your 1099 tax form is located in the Tax Forms tab of Stripe Express by January 31st.

See below for reasons it may not be and how to fix.

When your platform has filed your 1099 tax form, you will be notified via email. If you’ve opted into paperless delivery, you’ll be able to view and download your form on the Tax Form page in Stripe Express.

After your platform delivers your 1099 tax form, you can view and download the form from the Tax Forms page in Stripe Express by clicking on View Form or by clicking on the ... icon. You'll be prompted to provide the last 4 digits of the TIN that appears on your 1099 tax form. After inputting the last 4 of your TIN, a new window will open with your 1099 tax form.

If you have any trouble with downloading your 1099 tax forms, we recommend trying with a different, trusted mobile phone or desktop.

Use the following link to log in and download your tax form: https://connect.stripe.com/express_login.

If you don’t see a tax form in Stripe Express, there are several reasons why this may be happening:

• Your platform hasn’t filed and delivered your form yet.
  • We recommend platforms file tax forms in the 1099 Tax Reporting dashboard before the end of January. After your platform has filed your 1099 tax form with the tax authorities, you’ll be notified via email that your tax form is available to view and download in Stripe Express. Reach out to your platform if you're unclear about whether or not you'll receive a 1099 tax form.
• Your platform did not use the Express app to deliver your form, or they chose not to file a form for you.
  • If you believe you are missing a form, either for current or prior years, reach out to your platform to confirm whether or not you should have received a 1099 tax form for that year.
• You earned less than the threshold for your form type.
  • Your platform determines the final amounts that appear on your form. All transactions may not be reflected on the payouts tab in Stripe Express. Check out the resources linked below to learn more about the recent IRS 1099-K threshold changes and general 1099 eligibility.
    • 1099 tax forms eligibility for Stripe Express
• You haven’t opted in to paperless delivery yet.
  • If you have not agreed to paperless delivery, you will not be able to access your 1099 tax form through Stripe Express. To consent for paperless delivery and receive your tax form, please log in to Stripe Express and follow the prompts in the Tax Form page. Click here to generate a new link.
    • If you would also like to receive a paper copy of your 1099 tax form, reach out to your platform for assistance.
• Your platform doesn’t have the correct information for you or your account type is unsupported.
  • It’s possible that the email address you’ve provided is incorrect, missing, or unable to receive email. Please reach out to your platform to have your email updated. Once the platform updates your email, they can send you a new link from their dashboard.
  • Your account might also be set up so multiple users are sharing the same account, or the same email address is being used on more than 20 accounts, which is not supported in Stripe Express. In these instances, reach out to your platform for the status of your form.

If you received a 1099 tax form and are not sure why, you can learn more by checking the link below.

Why did I receive a 1099 tax form?

If you 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.

If you received a 1099 tax form and need to make updates, you can learn more by clicking the link below.

My 1099 tax form is incorrect. How do I make changes?

You can edit your name, TIN, and address in Stripe Express but you’ll need to reach out to your platform directly for changes to volume. Changes to the 1099 tax form can take up to 72 hours to be implemented.

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.