If you processed a payout withdrawal from your That Pitch Bank dashboard during the previous fiscal year, you will receive your official year-end tax documentation to report those earnings.
All tax documents are disbursed digitally from money@thatpitch.com or hosted securely via our third-party payout processor.
Tax Form Availability & Deadlines
U.S.-Based Creators: If you are a United States taxpayer, you will receive a 1099-MISC form by March 15th for any earnings withdrawn in the prior calendar year.
International Creators: If you are based outside of the United States, you will receive a 1042-S form by March 15th detailing your platform earnings and any applicable statutory treaty withholdings.
Multiple Payee Profiles: If you updated or changed your legal tax entity inside your dashboard multiple times during the fiscal year, each distinct payee identity will receive a separate tax form covering the specific withdrawals taken under that validated profile.
Document Delivery: You may receive an email directing you to securely log into and download your documents from Trolley—the third-party payouts infrastructure and identity verification processor we use to securely distribute funds.
ℹ️ Note on Employment Forms: Because all creators on That Pitch operate as independent entities licensing intellectual property, we do not issue W-2 forms under any circumstances.
Policy Disclaimer: Administrative Logistics vs. Legal Advice
To help ensure your filings are completed accurately, please note the boundaries of how our support team can assist you with year-end tax data:
What We CAN Do: Our support team can assist you with dashboard documentation delivery, update your physical billing address, update your legal name/EIN on your payout profile, and resolve missing download links from Trolley.
What We CANNOT Do: That Pitch does not provide legal tax advice, financial counseling, individual filing instructions, or custom explanations regarding your personal tax brackets and withholdings.
Tax laws can be incredibly nuanced depending on your location, business structure, and residency status. For any technical questions regarding how to report your sync earnings, fulfill your local tax returns, or interpret IRS regulations, please consult a certified public accountant (CPA) or a qualified tax professional.