IRS 1099 Forms and Instructions

What Are IRS 1099 Forms?

The IRS Form 1099 series is a set of 20 forms called "information returns" that are filed with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) . The forms are used for reporting various types of income received throughout the calendar year, other than tips, wages, or salaries paid by an employer.

What Are the Different IRS 1099 Forms Used for?

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This document provides instructions for IRS Form 1099-R, which is used to report distributions from pensions, annuities, retirement or profit-sharing plans, IRAs, insurance contracts, and other types of retirement accounts. The document explains the different boxes on the form and how to fill them out accurately.

This is a fiscal IRS document designed for taxpayers that received different types of interest income.

This is a formal IRS document used by entities that charge their customers a commission or fee for handling buy and sell orders to report how much capital gain or loss every client has got.

This is an IRS document released for those individuals who got payments during the calendar year of qualified health insurance payments for the benefit of eligible trade adjustment assistance.

This is a formal IRS document business entities need to file with the fiscal authorities to outline the income they received during the tax year via methods that involve third parties.

This is a formal statement filled out by the organization that manages certain retirement accounts to inform the recipient of the distribution about the income they generated and report the details to tax organizations.

This is a fiscal document completed by financial entities to specify the amount of supplementary income investors have generated during the year.

This is a fiscal document used by organizations that made payments to individuals and companies that were not treated as employees over the course of the tax year.

This is a formal IRS document completed to outline the discount received on particular debt instruments.

This form is completed by federal, state, and local government units (payers) and sent to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), state tax department, and taxpayers (recipients) if certain payments were made over the previous year.

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