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Whether you’re a contractor, freelancer, side hustler, or independent operator, we’re here to help you tackle your tax challenges with ease.

Who Gets a 1099 Form?

If you earned $600 or more as an independent contractor, freelancer, or non-employee during the tax year, you’ll likely receive a 1099 form. This also applies if you earned specific types of income like interest or dividends. These forms are issued by businesses or organizations that paid you.

How Is 1099 Income Taxed?

Unlike a traditional paycheck, 1099 income doesn’t have taxes withheld. That means it’s subject to:

  • Self-employment tax (Social Security and Medicare)
  • Federal and state income taxes


To stay on top of your tax obligations, you may need to make quarterly estimated payments throughout the year. Planning ahead can help you avoid surprises when tax season rolls around.

Key Deadlines for 1099 Forms


  • January 31: Businesses must send 1099 forms to recipients.
  • Early February: You should receive your 1099 form by this time.
  • IRS Filing Deadline: Businesses also file these forms with the IRS by January 31.


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Whether you’re a business issuing forms or an individual managing 1099 income, we’re here to provide guidance and ensure you’re on the right track.





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