Most Pokemon Card Sellers Overthink Taxes

Be my next order 5% under market! https://pokepastortcg.tcgplayerpro.co... axes. The real reason we all got into selling Pokémon cards… right? 😅 In this video, I break down how taxes actually work for a Pokémon trading card business, based on what I learned after going through my first full tax cycle with a CPA. No fear-mongering, no spreadsheet olympics — just practical clarity so you can stop overthinking it. We talk about: What you actually pay taxes on (hint: not total sales) 1099-K forms from TCGplayer, eBay, Shopify, etc. Inventory costs and why they matter Shipping supplies, fees, and business expenses Mileage, home office, phone, internet, and “stuff I didn’t even know counted” Why you don’t need to track profit on every single card What to do at the end of the year so tax season isn’t terrifying ⚠️ Disclaimer: I’m not a CPA or tax professional — I’m a pastor with a Pokémon side hustle sharing my personal experience. Please talk to a qualified accountant about your specific situation. If you’re selling cards, starting a side hustle, or trying to build a Pokémon business without losing your mind, I hope this gives you a little more confidence. I post (almost) daily Pokémon business content — buying collections, selling on TCGplayer, market insights, and real behind-the-scenes numbers. 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe if this helped. Jesus loves you. Catch you in the next one. ✌️ Hashtags #PokemonTCG #PokemonSeller #TCGPlayer #PokemonBusiness #SideHustle #Reselling #SmallBusiness #PokemonCards #EntrepreneurLife #Taxes