FYI - seems US 1099s are going to be late.
I got an email from Shutterstock two days ago saying that the link to download 1099s would be available on January 31.  Today (January 31) with no link, I emailed them again. Now they tell me that, because of the "generation of the format of the download link", it will be sometime in March. I'm annoyed at in "fixing" the site, the contact link doesn't work, and now in only two days, they have broken the download link.
Per my tax preparer, who is also an IRS agent, their deadline for 1099 filing is today.

ETA last email from Shutterstock, which is the third in three days, now says it will be sometime between January 1 and March 1. Still a month past the due date.

I got the link today, but the form won't download.

Same

MARCH? Well that's BS as some of us are required to have our taxes FILED by March 15th.

I just received mine.

Mine won't download.  I just get a white box that tells me to download my tax forms, but no button to actually do it.

I tried two different browsers.  Same result.

There is a system glitch. They asked me to wait 24 hours and try again. I just want mine for my records.  I just tally up all my income and report that. i don�t wait for my 1099�s.

**UPDATE** Was able to download my 1099M Form today.

Quote from: Schadenfreude on February 01, 2024, 07:15

**UPDATE** Was able to download my 1099M Form today.

How did you access your Shutterstock 1099?....I don't see any links when I log in.

I followed the link they sent me in the eMail.

I don�t care.  I just track all my income and report it.

Same here been doing this way since 2010. I only report income that has been paid to me.

Quote from: Sean Locke Photography on January 31, 2024, 20:40

I don�t care.  I just track all my income and report it.

Same here been doing this way since 2010. I only report income that has been paid to me.

The number on their 1099 never matches what I show, even though it's taken from their own monthly earnings summary; and I don't have a lot of downloads, so there shouldn't be a 14% difference. But my tax prep guy said that if I report mine and it doesn't match theirs, I could get questioned about it down the line.

Quote from: Big Money on February 01, 2024, 09:36

Quote from: Sean Locke Photography on January 31, 2024, 20:40

I don�t care.  I just track all my income and report it.

Same here been doing this way since 2010. I only report income that has been paid to me.

The number on their 1099 never matches what I show, even though it's taken from their own monthly earnings summary; and I don't have a lot of downloads, so there shouldn't be a 14% difference. But my tax prep guy said that if I report mine and it doesn't match theirs, I could get questioned about it down the line.

It all gets thrown into an income number.  There�s no way anyone would know if anything matched any report.  It doesn�t get broken down by agency.