Direct answer
Prepare recent source records that show both the amount and origin of your income. A useful packet can include bank statements, gig-platform earnings reports, Forms 1099, filed tax returns, invoices, and a clear summary that reconciles those records. Requirements vary, so confirm the exact date range and documents before sharing personal information.
Common supporting records
Bank statementsShow deposits over the requested period. Redact unrelated account details only if the recipient permits it.
Platform earnings reportsUse downloadable statements or summaries from each gig platform when available.
Tax forms and returnsForms 1099 and filed Schedule C information can support historical self-employment income.
Invoices and payment recordsPair invoices with corresponding deposits so the amounts can be reconciled.
Keep the source records
The IRS says business records should identify the source and amount of receipts, and lists invoices, deposit information, statements, and Forms 1099 among common supporting documents.
Where Kronos fits
Kronos can organize gig-income activity recorded in an account and generate a PDF summary with a selected date range and monthly breakdown. It is supporting documentation generated at the account holder's request.
Accuracy disclosure: a Kronos income activity summary is not independent employment verification. Kronos does not guarantee that a landlord, lender, government agency, or other recipient will accept it.
Privacy checklist before sharing
- Confirm the recipient and use its official submission channel.
- Share only the date range and fields the recipient requested.
- Keep the original source records and a copy of what you sent.
- Do not email passwords, verification codes, or full card credentials.