Hi @hollyhearn. I’m having to make a couple of guesses about what you are asking here when you say “keep these isolated and labeled for the event.” If I’m wrong, correct me and I’ll try again.
You can create a category that would contain your reunion tickets, and create reports for that category to show sales. That’s easy enough. What is not easy enough is keeping those sales separate from your gig work sales. That’s because you are mixing personal with professional here, which is never a good idea. Square, by law, must report all card transactions you process as sales income for the business account. At the end of the year, these ticket sales (personal or not) must be included as business income for the purposes of taxes. The IRS and other taxing authorities will not just take your word for it that this was personal stuff you used your business account for. Also, card issuing companies (Visa, etc) have rules about this and if they ever find out they can suspend or even permanently revoke your card processing privileges. You don’t want that.
I would recommend setting up a personal Cash App or Venmo account and taking ticket sales payments in that way. This will keep you legal and all.
Regards,
Chip A.
Square Expert & Innovator and member of the Square Champions group. (But NOT a Square employee, just a seller like you)
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