I didn't receive my December check until January, why is it included on my 1099?

I didn't receive my December check until January, why is it included on my 1099?

The IRS uses the “Constructive Receipt” doctrine. Because the December royalty check was issued in
December, the amount is appropriately included on the 1099 even if you received the check in January.

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