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Brandon Paul
  • St. Petersburg, FL
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Issuing 1099's for Vendors

Brandon Paul
  • St. Petersburg, FL
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When do you need to issue a 1099 to a vendor?

After contacting several tax accountants for an answer to this question, as well as an IRS agent, the answer provided was the same:

For example, if ABC Plumbing Company provides you with an EIN number for their business, you must still issue them a 1099 if you have paid them more than $600. If the name of the company that is indicated on the W9 that they have provided to you is ABC Plumbing, Inc., you then do not have to issue a 1099 to them as they are a corporation.

LLC's must always be issued a 1099 and they will have an EIN number.

Every year, the IRS can make changes to their requirements and it is important to have a tax accountant that is aware of any and all changes from year to year. It has been within the last several years that the IRS started requiring that LLC's be issued a 1099. This change is related to the basis in determining the vendors you must issue a 1099 even when an EIN number is provided to you on the W9.

The deadline for mailing 1099's to vendors is January 31st. The deadline for transmitting the information for vendors (those with amounts that have been paid indicated in Box 7 that are more than $600) to the IRS is also January 31st..

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