Maryland · 1099-K

Got a 1099-K in Maryland?

State rules and provider practices can result in a form below the federal TPSO trigger. Payment-card transactions also have no federal minimum. Confirm the current Maryland rule with the state revenue agency and compare the form with your source records.

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Why Maryland sent you one

State rules and provider practices can differ from the federal TPSO trigger. Check current Maryland guidance and the issuer’s explanation for your form.

The number is gross

Form 1099-K reports gross payments without adjustments for items such as fees, refunds, credits, shipping, cash equivalents, or discounts.

What to do

Compare the reported gross with the underlying records. TaxMatch can organize supported processor or CSV data into a worksheet for professional review.

Review the gross against your records

TaxMatch organizes imported transactions and potential adjustments into a worksheet. Verify the records and ask a tax professional how each amount should be reported.

TaxMatch produces a reconciliation worksheet for you and your tax professional. It is not tax or legal advice. State thresholds change — confirm your state’s current rule.