Why did I get multiple 1099-Ks?

First, let’s go over what a 1099-K is. A 1099-K is a tax document that includes all on-trip gross earnings (so all reportable payment transactions). 

It’s important to note not all delivery people or users will receive a 1099-K. In order to receive a 1099-K tax form, you would have had to make more than $20,000 in customer payments and provided at least 200 rides or deliveries in a given tax year. If it's less on either of those two, you likely won't receive one. 

Now, what does it mean when you receive multiple 1099-Ks forms in the mail? If you meet the above-mentioned criteria and have completed drives or deliveries in multiple states, then you will receive different 1099-Ks for each state in which you’ve completed trips.
     An example: If you have completed drives in both New York and New Jersey, then Uber would send you a 1099-K for each set of fares.

Companies are required to send them out by the 31st of January. If you’re expecting one and haven’t received the 1099-K tax after a week or so into February, be sure to contact the company to find out if one was sent!