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Irs Form 1099

The IRS Form 1099 is not a traditional tax form, in that it is an information form to report the various types of income other than wages, salaries, and tips. Businesses and organizations have to file thousands of 1099s every year for each of their covered transactions. Those taxpayers who file 250 or more 1099s are required to do so online, to decrease the amount of paperwork. They are also required to file a 1096- a separate form, which summarizes the submitted 1099s.

Fast Facts

  • In 2008, over 20 new versions of the Form 1099 were introduced, including a form to submit gambling winnings and payments from social security benefits.
  • The schedule for filing a 1099 is different from that of normal tax returns. It follows the calendar year, rather than the fiscal year.

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