A 1099 form is a record that an entity or person (not your employer) gave or paid you money. One copy goes to you and another copy goes to the IRS. Many, or all, of the products featured on this ...

Form 1099 reports freelance payments, income from investments, retirement accounts, Social Security benefits and government payments, withdrawals from 529 college savings plans and health savings ...

Form 1099-INT documents interest you earned on savings. For example, if you have a high-yield savings account, and the interest on that account came out to $50 this year, both you and the bank ...

Last year, the Internal Revenue Service announced a phased rollout of reporting requirements for businesses who receive at ...

The income tax deadline is April 15 for most taxpayers. But taxpayers in Florida, North Carolina, and other areas hit by ...

That's why you probably get a Form 1099 for every bank account you have, even if you earned only $10 of interest income. Businesses must send out Forms 1099 by Jan. 31 for the prior calendar year.

Recipients of Form 1099-NEC should use the information provided on the form to fill out the appropriate sections on their tax returns. For sole proprietors, report this information on Schedule C ...

Did you just receive a form called a 1099-K, a form that you never, ever saw in your lifetime? Well, do not ignore any 1099-K that pops up. Take your time to understand this one. More taxpayers ...

It's tax season, and if you've received an unfamiliar income form this year, it might be a 1099 tax form. A 1099 form is used to document income received outside of a permanent salaried job.