Are you an artist receiving secondary sales? Saim explains why your NFT Artist Royalties are considered active business income in 2026 and why the IRS requires them on Schedule C instead of Schedule E. Learn how the 15.3% self-employment tax applies to your “passive” NFT Artist Royalties and what you need to do to stay compliant in the era of high-fidelity blockchain tracking. Master your NFT Artist Royalties and protect your business.
Key 2026 Reporting Facts:
NFT Artist Royalties are ordinary income for creators.
Active work in a trade or business requires Schedule C.
These royalties are subject to Self-Employment Tax.
Failing to report NFT Artist Royalties correctly can trigger automated audits.
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