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What is a 1099-MISC Form?

The IRS Form 1099-MISC is a report you send to the party that provides paid services (independent contractor). The document includes details about any money spent on your business course, not personal expenses. In 2021 the title of Form 1099-MISC had changed from Miscellaneous Income to Miscellaneous Information.

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I received a 1099. What do I do with it?

As a professional, receiving the form gives you a way to report your income correctly. Be thorough when checking the form filled out by your payer. Make sure all the information, like your name, contact details, TIN, etc, is correct. After verifying everything, you need to report your income and pay any relevant taxes.

When is Form 1099 due?

Form 1099 is due by January 31st. Complete it early using our quick form filler to avoid late penalties.

Where do you send 1099 Forms?

The IRS offers a Taxpayer Portal for digital tax form submissions, including Form 1099. If you prefer, you can also mail a printed copy to your nearest IRS processing center.

How much taxes do you pay on a 1099?

The combined tax rate is 15.3%, including 12.4% for Social Security and 2.9% for Medicare. This is typically paid by the employer, though it may sometimes be split between the employer and the employee.