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Supported 1099 Forms

One Platform for All Form 1099 Electronic Filing Needs

Report contractor payments, interest income, or real estate proceeds. Form 1099 electronic filing lets you create and file every form type the IRS requires.

1099-NEC

Non-Employee Compensation

For reporting payments of $600 or more to contractors, freelancers, and independent service providers.

E-File 1099-NEC

1099-MISC

Miscellaneous Income

For reporting rents, royalties, prizes, medical payments, and other miscellaneous income payments.

E-File 1099-MISC

1099-K

Payment Card Transactions

For reporting payment card and third-party network transactions processed on behalf of participating payees.

E-File 1099-K

1099-INT

Interest Income

For reporting interest income of $10 or more paid by banks, financial institutions, and other payers.

E-File 1099-INT

1099-DIVDividends & distributions

1099-RRetirement & pension

1099-SReal estate proceeds

1099-BBroker transactions

1099-CCancellation of debt

1099-GGovernment payments

1099-OIDOriginal issue discount

1099-PATRCo-op distributions

The E-Filing Process

How to File 1099 Forms Online - Three Simple Steps

Form 1099 electronic filing does not require technical expertise. The process is straightforward, and your submission reaches the IRS directly - no paper, no postage, no delays.

1

Import Your Filing Data

Prepare your return by adding payer and recipient details manually, or import them in bulk using a CSV file. Connect directly with QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, or Zoho Books to pull your data automatically - eliminating duplicate data entry.

CSV Import QuickBooks Xero Manual Entry

2

Validate and Review Before Filing

Built-in TIN matching checks each Taxpayer Identification Number against IRS records. A pre-submission audit review flags errors and inconsistencies, so you can correct them before they become compliance issues.

TIN Matching USPS Validation Audit Check

3

E-File and Deliver Recipient Copies

Transmit your forms directly to the IRS and state, and receive an acknowledgment confirming acceptance. Generate recipient copies and deliver them by postal mail or through a secure recipient portal - your choice.

IRIS System Postal Mail & Recipient Portal Access

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Easy Data Entry

Add data manually or import in bulk - guided fields and validation the whole way.

Form 1099-NEC

PAYER'S name

PAYER'S TIN

RECIPIENT'S name

RECIPIENT'S TIN

Nonemployee compensation

2

Smart Validation

TIN matching, address checks, and an audit review run automatically before you file.

TIN Matching

USPS Validation

Audit Check

Real-Time Alerts

3

Secure Filing & Delivery

E-file forms with the IRS and states, and deliver recipient copies by mail or through a secure portal.

Built for Accuracy and Compliance

A Simpler Way to File 1099 Forms Correctly

It's not just about how fast you can file 1099 online - it's about getting every filing right.

IRS TIN Matching

Every recipient's TIN is validated against IRS records before submission. This proactive check helps you avoid B-Notices, backup withholding requirements, and post-filing corrections that cost time and money.

Bulk Upload and Integrations

Easily manage filings for a few or thousands of clients. Import data via our bulk upload templates, accounting software integrations and API integration to file effortlessly.

Federal and State Filing

File your federal 1099 returns and meet state reporting requirements without switching platforms. CF/SF program filing is included free, and direct state filing is available for all 50 states.

Recipient Copy Distribution

Distribute recipient copies by postal mail, through a secure recipient portal, or both. Recipients receive their forms on time, and your delivery records are maintained automatically for compliance purposes.

IRS Acknowledgment

Know whether your filing has been accepted or rejected. You do not have to wait days for confirmation - your filing status is available as soon as the IRS processes your return.

Corrections at No Cost

Need to correct a filed return? Submit 1099 corrections through the same platform without starting over - at no additional charge.

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Trusted Partners & Integrations for 1099 Filing

Form 1099 electronic filing connects directly with your accounting software and trusted platform partners, so your filing data moves without manual re-entry.

Our exclusive partnership with Sage Intacct powers seamless 1099 e-filing

Seamlessly import clients from Karbon with one click and simplify tax filing

Integrations: Connect the Tools You Trust

CSV Upload

Xero

Zoho Books

QuickBooks

FreshBooks

Trusted by Filers

Why Filers Choose Form1099ElectronicFiling

"I expected filing to take all afternoon, but I had every form submitted in under twenty minutes. The step-by-step process caught a mistake in one of my TINs before I even filed, which saved me a real headache."

Small Business Owner

Independent Contractor Payer

"I've filed forms on paper before, and this was night and day. Everything was laid out clearly, and I could tell exactly where I stood at each step. I didn't need to call anyone for help."

Bookkeeper

Handles filings for multiple clients

"The validation checks gave me real peace of mind. I knew my information was correct before I hit submit, and I had confirmation the same day. It's now part of my routine every year."

Freelance Consultant

Reports payments to contractors annually

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Form 1099 Electronic Filing Fee - No Monthly Fees, No Subscriptions

A once-a-year compliance requirement shouldn't require a subscription. Form 1099 filing is priced per form, making it easy to e-file 1099 forms online only when it's time to submit - no recurring costs, no commitments.

Federal Filing

Pricing per form based on volume

First 10 forms	$2.75/form
11-100 forms	$1.75/form
101-250 forms	$1.15/form
251-500 forms	$1.00/form
501-2,000 forms	$0.80/form

State Filing

CF/SF, Direct, and State-only options

With Federal Return
State Filing (CF/SF)	FREE
State Filing (Direct)	$0.95/form
State-Only Filing
First 10 forms	$1.99/form
11-100 forms	$1.49/form
101-250 forms	$0.99/form
251-500 forms	$0.75/form
501-2,000 forms	$0.50/form

Add-On Services

Validation and copy distribution

Data Validations
USPS Address Validation	FREE
TIN Matching	$0.35/TIN
Recipient Copy Distribution
Recipient Portal Access	$0.50/form
Domestic Mailing	$1.85/form
International Mailing	$4.99/form
Postal + Recipient Portal Access (Combo)	$2.35$2.12/Form
Supporting Documents	$0.50/2 pages

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? We've Got Answers

Everything you need to know about how to generate, create, and e-file 1099 forms online - answered clearly.

How can I file Form 1099 online?

You can file Form 1099 online by selecting the appropriate form type, entering payer and recipient details, reviewing the information for accuracy, and submitting the return electronically through an IRS-authorized e-file platform. Once submitted, you receive an IRS acknowledgment confirming acceptance, ensuring your filing has been successfully processed.

What are the requirements for Form 1099 electronic filing?

To file Form 1099 electronically, the following requirements must be met:

Accurate payer details, including legal name, address, and Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Accurate recipient details, including legal name, address, and TIN
Correct reporting of payment amounts under the appropriate 1099 form type
Filing through an IRS-authorized electronic filing platform
Compliance with IRS filing deadlines
Proper furnishing of recipient copies as required by IRS guidelines

Is filing Form 1099 online faster than mailing paper forms?

Yes, filing Form 1099 online is significantly faster than mailing paper forms. Electronic filing eliminates manual paperwork, reduces processing time, and provides instant confirmation from the IRS once the return is accepted.

How to prepare a Form 1099 for a contractor?

To prepare a Form 1099 for a contractor, you must first collect the contractor's legal name, address, and Tax Identification Number (TIN). Determine the total amount paid to the contractor during the tax year for services rendered. Select the appropriate 1099 form type, typically Form 1099-NEC for non-employee compensation, and enter all required details accurately. Review the information carefully to ensure accuracy and completeness. Once finalized, you can e-file 1099 Forms online through an IRS-authorized e-file platform, and recipient copies must be furnished as required.

What changed for Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC for the 2027 filing season?

The IRS 1099 draft Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC for the 2027 filing season (reporting 2026 payments) introduce several significant changes:

Reporting threshold increased from $600 to $2,000 for most reportable payments. The new threshold will also be indexed for inflation beginning in 2027.
New reporting boxes for qualified cash tips to support the federal qualified tip deduction.
New Treasury Tipped Occupation Code (TTOC) field to identify the occupation in which qualified tips were earned.
Form 1099-NEC has been redesigned, with nonemployee compensation moved from Box 1 to Box 1a, while new Boxes 1b, 1c, and 1d report cash tips, TTOCs, and overtime compensation, respectively.
Form 1099-MISC adds Boxes 13a and 13b for cash tips and TTOCs, Box 14 for overtime compensation, and moves nonqualified deferred compensation to Box 15.
The HFA Hardest Hit Fund reporting exception has been removed, eliminating the previous exclusion for payments made under these homeowner assistance programs.

Do I need to file Form 1096 if Form 1099 is filed electronically?

No, Form 1096 is not required when Form 1099 is filed electronically. Form 1096 is only used for paper submissions as a transmittal form. Electronic filing replaces this requirement and streamlines the submission process.

When is the deadline to file Form 1099 electronically?

The Form 1099 filing deadline depends on the Form 1099 type and how you file. For most Form 1099s, recipient copies must be furnished by January 31. If you're filing Form 1099-NEC, both paper and electronic filings with the IRS are generally due by January 31. For many other Form 1099 forms (such as 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, and 1099-DIV), paper filings are typically due by February 28, while electronic filings are due by March 31. Filing electronically helps streamline the process, reduces errors, and provides faster acknowledgment from the IRS.

What is the penalty for not filing Form 1099 on time?

If Form 1099 is not filed by the IRS deadline, 1099 penalties are applied per form based on how late the filing is submitted. For the 2026 tax year, the penalty structure is generally:

$60 per form if filed within 30 days after the due date
$130 per form if filed more than 30 days late but before August 1
$340 per form if filed after August 1 or not filed at all
$680 per form for intentional disregard of filing requirements

These penalties are separate from any penalties for not furnishing recipient copies. File 1099 forms electronically and on time to reduce the risk of penalties and receive timely IRS acknowledgment.

Can I e-file corrected Form 1099 returns?

Yes, corrected Form 1099 returns can be e-filed. If errors are identified after submission, 1099 corrections can be made and resubmitted electronically to help ensure accurate reporting and compliance with IRS requirements.

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