Tax Tip #226
Ralph Loggia • December 18, 2024
1099 Nonemployee Compensation Reporting
Businesses, business owners and payments to certain individuals require a 1099 to be issued and filed with the IRS & in some states.
Some key points to know:
- Payments of $600 or more to non-employee individuals, partnerships, physicians and all attorneys are reportable on Form 1099-NEC.
- Payments to corporations are typically not reported, unless to an attorney.
- The recipient should complete a Form W9 in order to complete Form 1099. The W9 form can be found on the IRS website.
- College athletes who receive Name, Imagine and Likeness (NIL) income will also owe self-employment tax on net earnings.
- Penalties: Range from $60 to $330 per return or statement (per 1099).
- Form 1099 needs to be provided to the recipient by 1/31.
If you have questions, please reach out to a team member for assistance.