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1099 For Child Over 18
I have my kids do work on the rentals with me. Two are now 18+. I am learning that they need a 1099 for work completed in 2019. Are there any hints on how to go about this? The IRS instruction page was 13 pages in length. I was hoping for some clearer answers as to what was needed.
Do my kids need to apply for EIN, TIN or any other numbers?
How do I file 1099 with IRS?
What else would be helpful to know?
If my kids, under 18, make just over $12,000, with they need to file taxes?
Thanks for considering a response.