Small-business owners commonly make or receive payments that must be reported to the Internal Revenue Service. Many of these payments are reported using Form 1099-MISC. To fill out this form, though, ...

When you're rushing to prepare your 1099-MISC forms by the January filing deadline, it's not uncommon to make a mistake. If you haven't yet sent printed forms to the Internal Revenue Service, you can ...

The Internal Revenue Service requires businesses to submit what it calls "information returns" to counteract tax evasion. One of them, the W-2, tells the IRS an employee's income. Another, Form 1099, ...

Form 1099-MISC serves a record of income made outside of standard employment. A business generates the form and must send it to the recipient and the Internal Revenue Service by a specific date every ...

If you perform services as an independent contractor, then you should receive Form 1099-MISC at the end of the year. This form will tell you who paid you and how much. One copy of the form is sent to ...

My daughter asked for a pair of throwback Nike sneakers this week to match her ringer tees and scrunchies. Not to be outdone, my son wants a DeLorean. It feels like we’re heading back to the 1980s - ...

The IRS mandates all businesses that operate in the United States must provide 1099-MISCs to independent contractors operating as service providers to assist in their tax preparation and reporting.

Certain payments you make to workers or other companies that provide services to your retail business must be reported on Internal Revenue Service Form 1099. Most payments related to the retail ...

Internal Revenue Service form 1099-MISC reports miscellaneous income to the earner, the IRS and the earner's state. When the earnings information is listed on the 1099-MISC, the total refers to gross ...