- Self-employed (1099) income, with separate P&Ls and Schedule Cs for each stream
- Business (K-1) income, from pass-through entities like LLCs, LLPs, and S Corporations
- Investment income, including short-term capital gains, long-term capital gains, qualified dividends, etc.
- Ordinary W-2 income
1. How it works
The first step to using the Income Streams API is to connect your data sources. Many FinTech companies already use Plaid for aggregating transactions, so Tight integrates seamlessly and effortlessly with Plaid. Alternatively, you can push your user’s income info directly into the Tight API. The second step involves classifying that income information (e.g. as business income, W-2 income, etc.).📘 Custom data sources If you have a custom data source (e.g. if you are developing software for a bank), the Tight API team would be glad to help you securely expose that data in a way that the Tight API can consume it. The Tight API team has established custom interfaces with banks, making the integration process turn-key for our partners. Don’t hesitate to email us at api@tight.com.