‘”Basically, these are transaction records from third-party payment networks – Pay Pal or Stubhub,” added Bloomberg personal finance reporter Claire Ballentine. “In the past, you’d only receive this form, which then has to be included when you file your taxes, if you received more than $20,000 in a calendar year from a third-party network. Starting this next tax year, though, you will receive one if you receive as little as $600. So basically, that means that in the past, you could sell secondhand tickets and sort of not have to pay taxes on them, or be able to sort of skirt that a little bit. Now it’s gonna be a lot harder, especially if you’re selling a fair amount more than $600 worth.”‘