FlipSeats distributes tickets for sale across major marketplaces. It does not have tickets available to purchase.
Tickets listed for sale through FlipSeats may appear on marketplaces above face value.

FlipSeats FAQs

Find answers to all of your season ticket resale FAQs.

Do I need to provide my tax information?

Yes, but only if your ticket sales exceed $600 in a calendar year. The IRS requires a 1099-K for any seller who crosses this threshold. This rule applies to all ticket resale sites, not just FlipSeats.

If you sell more than $600 in tickets, our third-party payment partner, Dwolla, will contact you to request a completed W-9. Dwolla will handle filing the paperwork and sending your 1099-K at tax time. FlipSeats never sees any information you provide to Dwolla.

If you have specific questions about how your ticket sales will impact your taxes, we recommend reaching out to your certified tax professional.