The easiest & FASTEST way to file your 1099s for 2024

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[@ShuvoChowdhuryOvi]

Great video! Filing 1099s can be such a stressful process, especially when time is tight. I love how you broke down the fastest and easiest way to handle it for 2024-it’s super helpful. Quick question: do you recommend any specific tools or platforms that also integrate well with bookkeeping software? Thanks for sharing these valuable tips!

[@JamieTrull]

Tax1099 does integrate with many bookkeeping softwares like Quickbooks Online!

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[@judiths7941]

Should you use TIN matching? If so, what does that do?

[@JamieTrull]

TIN matching basically is an extra compliance check - it will compare the payee's TIN to the legal name through the IRS's matching program and verifies that they match. It's optional but can help prevent errors (though it also can be annoying as it may come back with a mismatch even if one small thing is off in the way you typed the name/business name of the entity)

[@simplycleaner09]

If Quick Books handled the filing for me, do I still need to file a 1096?

[@DwightClough]

Question: I just need to file one 1099-NEC, which I did using the service you recommended. Thanks! But don't we also need to file a 1096? I'm not seeing that as an option on the site. Did the law change? Or am I missing something? Thanks!

[@JamieTrull]

When you file 1099 forms electronically, a 1096 is not required. The service you used will automatically submit the necessary summary information electronically to the IRS as part of the e-filing process. This eliminates the need for you to file a separate 1096. The 1096 form is only required if you're submitting paper 1099 forms to the IRS. Since you e-filed, you're all set-no 1096 is needed!

[@DwightClough]

@@JamieTrull, oh wow! Thank you! That is so helpful. I guess I can cross that one off my list! Thanks again...

[@GDiak]

What email it's coming from? For what email should my contractors look after?

[@slv300e]

I scheduled the submission for today, it says processing. How long does it take for the submission to go through and get accepted by the IRS?

[@JamieTrull]

Typically 24-48 hours, but during peak times could go to 3-4 days.

[@brendahughes5662]

This might sound like a dumb question, but this is my first time that I've ever had to do this as the person who processes payroll. I've never done this before but when you say that it files your 1099s does that mean it is filing them with the IRS And you don't have to use the IRS website to file these 1099s with them?

[@soundaryan8742]

@@brendahughes5662 yes you will be filing with the IRS. You don't need to use the IRS website for eFiling when you file through Tax1099

[@JamieTrull]

Yep that's right! This files with the IRS and also can send to your contractors if you want it to!