Form 1099-K is issued by PayRent's payment processor, Finix, to landlords who cross the IRS reporting threshold in a calendar year. Most small landlords don't cross it, so not receiving one is normal.
Who gets a 1099-K
For tax year 2025, you'll receive a 1099-K only if both of these are true for rent processed through PayRent during the calendar year:
More than $20,000 in total payments
More than 200 transactions
If you crossed only one of these, or neither, you won't get a 1099-K from PayRent. You still report your rental income as usual. Your tax preparer can help with that.
How to get a copy or a replacement
If you qualify and can't find your form, email [email protected] from the same email address you use for your PayRent account. Ask for a copy of your 1099-K and include the tax year you need.
Using your PayRent email address matters. It's how Finix matches your request to your account.
Renters
Renters don't receive a 1099-K for paying rent. If you need proof of payments for your own records, see How do I get my rent payment history or receipts?