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State-Specific 1099-K Thresholds: What Businesses Should Know

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Form 1099-K is used by third-party settlement organizations (such as PayPal, Stripe, and Venmo) to report payments to businesses and individuals. While the IRS has set federal thresholds, several states enforce lower 1099-K thresholds. Businesses must understand these rules to stay compliant.


Federal 1099-K Thresholds

  • 2023: $20,000 and 200+ transactions
  • 2024: $5,000, no transaction minimum
  • 2025: $2,500, no transaction minimum
  • 2026 and beyond: $600, no transaction minimum

States With Lower 1099-K Thresholds

Even before the federal drop to $600, some states already required reporting at stricter levels:

  • $600 threshold: District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, North Carolina, Vermont, Virginia
  • $1,000 threshold: New Jersey
  • $1,200 threshold: Missouri

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Why These 1099-K Thresholds Matter for Businesses

  • Earlier Reporting Obligations – You may receive or need to file 1099-Ks sooner than expected.
  • Recordkeeping Is Key – Maintain detailed payment records that match federal and state requirements.
  • No Form ≠ No Taxes – Even if you don’t receive a form, the income remains taxable.

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