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The payer sends the proper 1099 to the IRS, and a copy of the form to you. There are various kinds of 1099 forms. Each 1099 is designated by one or more letters (such as 1099-R or 1099-NEC), and each one is used to report different types of income.  \nCOMMON 1099 FORMS & WHY YOU MAY RECEIVE ONE  \n1099-DIV  \nIf you received a Form 1099-DIV from a brokerage firm or other entity because you have investments or accounts that earned dividends, you might also get a few other tax forms in the mail.  \n1099-MISC  \nIf you rented out real estate, farm pastures, equipment or machines to someone you will likely be sent a 1099-MISC to claim this income. Other types of income that are reported on this form include; prizes or awards earned, payment gained from Crop Insurance, and Gross proceeds paid to an attorney from a winning case. If you bought $5,000 or more in direct sales of consumer products from a buyer for resale, then you would issue a 1099-MISC to the recipient.  \n1099-CAP  \nYou might receive a 1099-CAP if you hold shares of a corporation that was acquired or underwent a big change in capital structure. You may have gotten cash, stock or other property as a result.  \n1099-INT  \nIf you earned more than $10 in interest from a bank, brokerage or other financial institution, you will receive a 1099-INT.  \n1099-OID  \nYou might receive Form 1099-OID if you bought bonds, notes or other financial instruments at a discount to the face value or redemption value at maturity. Typically, the instrument must have a maturity of more than one year.  \n1099-PATR  \nIf you belong to a co-op and received at least $10 in patronage dividends, expect to see Form 1099-PATRin your mailbox.  \n1099-R  \nIf you got distributions from a pension, retirement plan, profit-sharing program, IRA or annuity, you might receive a 1099-R. (Remember, many retirement plans are tax-advantaged, so this form might be simple record-keeping on behalf of the IRS.) If you took a loan from your retirement plan, you might have to treat itas a distribution, which means it might be on this type of form too, as well as, permanent and total disability payments under life insurance contracts.  \nDOES YOUR BUSINESS NEED TO ISSUE 1099 FORMS  \nIf your business hired a non-employee or partnership for a professional service and you paid at least $600 for their work; you’re responsible for issuing that non-employee a 1099-NEC form.  \nThere are a couple of exceptions. Service providers (excluding legal services) that are incorporated or structured as an LLC (registered as a C corporation or S corporation) do not need to receive a 1099.  \nWHEN ARE 1099’S DUE EACH YEAR  \nThe deadline for Federal filing with the IRS and sending copies to your contractors is January 31 .  \nCAN I REQUEST DONOVAN TO PREPARE AND FILE MY 1099  \nAbsolutely! Request 1099 Tax Form Prep  \nFill out the online form, submit your request and then save a completed copy to your computer. All in 3 easy steps!  \nDonovan has also created a personalized form you can download and save to your personal computer. This option will allow you to reuse and submit future requests through a secure upload link on [CPADonovan.com. Bypass](CPADonovan.com. Bypass) the hassle of filling out a new 1099 form year after year! Simply add dollar amounts, save, and upload to submit your request again next year.  \nFor questions or assistance contact our office at (317) [745-6411 or](745-6411 or cpa@cpadonovan.com)[ cpa@cpadonovan.com](745-6411 or cpa@cpadonovan.com).","cbCaiaIBX1KFVstA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaIBX1KFVstA","pdf",192694,"English","# What is a 1099 tax form?\n# Common 1099 forms & why you may receive one\n## 1099-DIV\n## 1099-MISC\n## 1099-CAP\n## 1099-INT\n## 1099-OID\n## 1099-PATR\n## 1099-R\n# Does your business need to issue 1099 forms?\n# When are 1099’s due each year?\n# Can you request Donovan to prepare and file your 1099?","[{\"question\":\"What is a 1099 tax form used for?\",\"answer\":\"Form 1099 reports non-salary income you received, and it must be reported on your tax return. 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