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New form 1099-NEC & Direct to State Reporting

Tax and accounting professionals managing 1099 reporting will need help this tax season. Here’s why.

New 1099 Form

The new form 1099-NEC will replace box seven on Form 1099-MISC. This means the 1099-NEC will be the new form for reporting nonemployee compensation for services amounting to $600 or more. As a result, this form will have a significant impact on all types of businesses and their 1099-MISC reporting processes.

New Reporting Requirements for Federal & State

Further complicating things is the IRS announcement in Publication 1220 stating that information reporting data for the new Form 1099-NEC will not be included in the Combined Federal/State Filing (CF/SF) program. More than 18 states have already released new state reporting requirements, format specifications and reporting deadlines for 1099 NEC. This means businesses will need to:

Track individual state guidance for the 1099-NEC that will continue to change late in the season
Understand state-specific requirements around data, reporting thresholds, format, timelines and adapting reporting processes for each state

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