A 1099-K is a U.S. tax form that reports the total amount of payments you received through Lodgify Payments during the year. It’s issued for tax reporting purposes.
The 1099-K reports gross payment volume, meaning it shows all payments your account received during the year, regardless of whether any of those payments were later refunded or reversed due to chargebacks. The IRS uses this to track total income processed through your account, not your net income.
FAQ
What are the eligibility requirements for receiving a 1099-K form?
Lodgify Payments does not issue a 1099-K form. If you meet the IRS reporting requirements, we provide a detailed report outlining your payments, payouts, refunds, and chargebacks, which you can use for your records and tax purposes.
You will receive the report if you meet the following requirements:
- You are based in the U.S. or are a U.S. taxpayer, and
- You processed more than $20,000 USD in total gross volume and had 200 or more transactions in the previous calendar year.
Which tax year does the report cover?
The tax year is January 1 to December 31 of the same calendar year.
🔎 For example:
- Payments made between Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2025
When will the report be sent by Lodgify Payments?
You will receive your report by email in February if you meet the requirements.
What information does the report show?
The report shows the gross amount of payments processed during the year. This is the total before deductions such as:
- refunds
- fees
- chargebacks
- taxes
Because of this, the amount on the report may be higher than what you actually received in payouts.
My payment gateway was Stripe and I switched to Lodgify Payments during the calendar year. What happens?
If you meet the IRS requirements for both Stripe and Lodgify Payments, you will receive a 1099-K for your Stripe account and a Lodgify Payments detailed report for your Lodgify Payments account. Each account is treated individually for reporting purposes.
If you meet the criteria for a 1099-K while using Stripe, you can download it directly from your Stripe account. If you meet the criteria for Lodgify Payments, we will email you the report.
Do I need to pay tax on this amount?
The report itself doesn’t determine how much tax you owe. It’s a reporting form. How it applies to your taxes depends on your individual situation, so we recommend speaking with a tax professional or checking IRS guidance.
What should I do if something looks incorrect on the 1099-K form or the report provided?
If you have any questions on the report and you use Lodgify Payments, contact us and we can help.
If your personal or business details on the form are incorrect and it was downloaded from Stripe, you can update these details from the Documents section of the Stripe Dashboard.
What information can be updated or changed on the 1099-K form?
If you have Stripe and you have received a 1099-K form, only the name, address, and TIN (SSN or EIN) can be corrected.
The gross payment amounts cannot be changed. Note that full and partial refunds are not deducted from the reported gross volume.
If you have questions about the amounts on your 1099 tax form or your report from Lodgify Payments, you can check the payments that make up the total. You can view all your payments here. If anything doesn’t add up, contact us and we’ll help you.
I have questions about how to file or report the income.
Please reach out to a tax advisor, or the IRS can provide guidance.
I don’t meet the requirements for a 1099-K or report, but I would like to view all payments that have been processed.
If you have Stripe, you can download and view the processed payments by logging into your Stripe account here.
If you have Lodgify Payments, you can download and view the processed payments on Lodgify here.