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Is a 1099-K from being an Amazon seller considered 'self employment' or 'other' income?

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March 28, 2024
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If you sell goods through Amazon, then yes the 1099-K represents self-employed income and is reportable on Schedule C.

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If this is not a hobby and you are conducting this activity for profit, it should be reported on Schedule C. Please remember that reporting it as "other income" will not go towards credits for social security benefits you may be eligible for in the future. Only net profits provide credits for SS Benefits.