To get started, go here: get.tax1099.com/mcxfyt69xi6y For info about your state - see the tax1099 resource here: www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements
Husband and I own a small business, I normally do mine on paper since i always had less than 10 forms, this information is so helpful to help me do them electronically since i got more than 10 forms this time. Thank you so much for the video is very wellexplained, very thoroughly. ❤
Very helpful thanks. I signed up to Tax 1099 and requested 40 contractors to fill W-9’s. They did it. Yea! So now I will have a Mac Numbers ( like Excel) file which has their total compensation for the year. I have the Excel template which Tax 1099 provides and will fill it out and copy in the comp numbers. It would be amazing to see that work. Would love to see you make a Video on this. Thanks
Thank you!! I just did it!! Have question how do I see if the system process both federal and state? I click on state and email like you show but I want to print the submitions of both forms.
Thanks Amanda!!! This was super helpful and I just signed up (with your link :) to file my business 1099s for 2024! Your video was super helpful and gave the all the info I needed and the confidence that I could do this without using my accountant to file!!!
Thank you VERY MUCH for your help. From all the videos I saw doing this, yours was the ONLY helpful in all the web. Really appreciate it. I used your code too!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!! You made it so simple. I wish I found you years ago! I have subscribed and hope I will receive more awesome information and great tips from you. ❤
So if I have an independent contractor who filled out their w9 with their company name and EIN do I still need to generate 1099 for them or now? If not do I need to do anything with the IRS ?
@@joannyalmazan8682 its asking for withholding tax state ID when I am putting my company information, do I have to fill that put because I don't know it... Also after submitting to IRS do we need to submit anything to our state?
its asking for withholding tax state ID when I am putting my company information, do I have to fill that put because I don't know it... Also after submitting to IRS do we need to submit anything to our state?
If state filing is required separately, form will be sent to the state only when you select State filing option and provide the required details. Or else IRS will automatically share it with the respective State.
If state filing is greyed out, then you don't need to do the state filing. It is not required. If it is required you will be able to select the check box.
Thank you for the information. I am looking to File 1099-NEC with the State Only (I already filed the Federal ) I do see the option to do that but when I Start a New Form it automatically takes me to Federal Filing. Can you please share a link to State File Only or assist?
I'm trying to use tax1099 but have encountered a problem. My business name is too long to fit in the business name field. Tax1099 says the limit is 40 characters. So how I enter the name? Do I simply type the name until I run out of space? I'm worried that if I do that the name and EIN won't match or is 40 characters enough for the IRS?
@@rodrigopalma1983 yeah you can generate 1096 with Tax1099. There is an option to generate it. But you have to go and download and 1096 summary is free of cost
Great video.. I have a couple questions in regards to, if I need to submit a 1099 and if so, do I need to check block 2? I pay or purchase a product that an individual makes and sells to me ( product isn't completed ). I then add hardware to complete the product, then resell said product to my customer. Thank you
I have a question about payer ( Me ) I am a sole proprietor with a DBA Business name, but use my SSN. in tax1099. do I enter myself ( payer ) as an individual or business?
First, thanks for the video. I have just one form to file so this is perfect. For some reason, my Zenwork/1099 interface was slightly different than the one in your video, but I was able to muddle through. Finally, I wasn't able to use the Amanda15 code. The discount didn't matter because it was just one form, but I felt bad that you didn't get credit for the filing. Just an FYI.
Hi, I'm filling out the form following your instructions. In your video, I noticed that after entering all the data, the fields for section 6 (State/Payer's State No.) and section 7 (State Income) are automatically filled in. This doesn't happen for me. What should I do? Should I leave them blank or try to fill them in manually? Thank you!
I thought you had to get permission from the recipient if you wanted to email them these forms to them? Also, isn't email risky when sending things with TINs/SSNs on them?
If you are doing eDelivery consent is required from the recipient and tax1099 will send a consent request. They will be accessing the recipient copies in Tax1099 portal if you are doing eDelivery. It is IRS compliant and completely safe
Just to confirm, once you submit for each 1099 you don't have to file anything for yourself. It takes care of all of it, correct? Also, the code is not working. Thank you for a great video. This saved me a couple hundred dollars.
Hello Amanda, great video! I did have one question: if I paid a vendor >$20k in 2024 for labor services, who is an individual and not a corporation, what would be the process if this vendor does not complete a W-9 form that was provided to him? I have his name and address, but not his SS#. Thanks! Mark
I have a gardener who charged me more than $5k and refused to provide social security #. I asked him by text many times and did not receive any response, of course, I did terminate his service. now, may I use this app to file without his SS #?
@@marsride There is an option to check "No Tin" using this program. I was able to process it all the way up to the step before submission with no Tin. But later I had the Tin provided by the service provider, so I submitted it with Tin. I think it's up to the IRS weather accept it or not if it is turned in with No Tin. Best bet is check with IRS. Also, this software is very hard to use it. I spent 4 days to figure it out to reach the submission page. Good luck.
@@octtiger She has a video on this situation. check her video's. But from what I gathered. Is you can do three attempts to request there info. a final attempt would be to let them know that if they will not provide you with the requested info ( W-9 ) that you will file it regardless to the IRS which can lead to a bigger issue for them. and hope the scare tactic works and that person will respond. If the person still doesn't give the info, you can file any way, but the filing will be incomplete and that can create a flag, and the IRS will investigate further into it, which can lead to issues for both parties. the other would be, that if there is no chance of getting the info you need from the recipient, then basically forget about the 1099 and do not write off what you paid them as expense. The service you paid for basically never happened.
Thank you so much. Very helpful video! A question that might seem trivial, but I want to be sure. After completing everything and making the payment, by choosing eDelivery, the form will be automatically sent to the IRS and a copy will be emailed to the Independent Contractor, correct? The personal copy to keep remains in Zenwork and can be downloaded at any time, or is it also sent to the Payer's email address?
Yeah if you opt for eDelivery recipient copy will be sent to the recipient. But they have to initially accept the consent they have received. Only after providing the consent recipient copies will be sent to them .
I worked multiple side gig jobs (Instacart, Spark, Merchandiser) and my w-2 job. Two of those side jobs didn’t pay me more than $600. One did. I’m so confused on how to file and my mileage for those multiple side gig jobs.
It's based on where your contractor performed the work. Often the state they live in. Did you look at the tax1099 state resource? It's in the pinned comment and the video description.
Probably has to do with your state filing requirements or the software - I talked about this in the video. This is their link I said was helpful: www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements I'll pin it. thanks for commenting!
Only if state filing is required for that particular state, the box will be enabled. If as per the rules state filing is not required for that particular state the check box will be disabled automatically and you can't select it.
I have a question about the Recipient’s information. Each of my contractor’s that I need to file a 1099-NEC for have a LLC. -- do I put their individual names first? Do I even need to list their business name if they are not filing as a C or S corp? The address that each of them have given me are their home addresses. I have the TIN “‘s but never had them give me a W-9 form before doing work. My mistake.
That's up to them to decide - that's why using the W-9 is nice because you are putting the information they gave you. Otherwise, you'd need to ask them.
In the beginning of the video you said that at the end of the video that you would go over how to file this directly through the IRS website, but you did not. Can you provide this information?
Because you don't need to file with the state for the particular state you have provided. IRS will automatically share it with the state. Only if it is enabled, you are required to select the state filing to file with the state.
If we pay the vendor by credit card or third party service, we are not required to file 1099-NEC because that vendor would receive 1099-K from that provider correct?
No, not correct. These requirements are not related to each other. Just because a payment processor might be filing for a business doesn't negate your requirement to file a 1099 NEC to people you pay. Plus, form 1099 NEC is a form you give to the contractor/business to report for taxes. Form 1099-K is a requirement on payment processors to the IRS. They simply give you a copy. You don't report the form on your taxes, but of course, you should be reporting all of your income.
Please double check the IRS “Exceptions” on the 2024 Instructions for 1099-NEC: Form 1099-K. Payments made with a credit card or payment card and certain other types of payments, including third-party network transactions, must be reported on Form 1099-K by the payment settlement entity under section 6050W and are not subject to reporting on Form 1099-NEC. See the separate Instructions for Form 1099-K.
The website is super clunky. I had to reenter the same information 4 times at checkout to finally get it to work. At checkout it calculated the sales tax in two different locations before I could move on and your coupon code did not work. I will never use this site again and warn all who read this to find another way to file.
My code didn't work? Sorry you had a bad experience. You are the first person I've heard say that. If you follow my instructions - everyone has found it easy. Anyway, thank you for letting me know about the code.
I regret following the referral. First, good luck trying to communicate with this company. I haven't been able to reach them. If your are in need of Tin Matching the website will not recognize the zip code as valid. Lost time and unnecessary stress could have been avoided going elsewhere.
@@mohanprasath8327 That was an unrealistic option as you could not reach an agent using that method. They recently reached out to admit the difficulty to communicate nearing January.
This system is very cluncky and lags and you have to reenter data along with some of the instructions on the AI assist are not user friendly. Buttons youre told to push BEFORE you submit to the irs because you want to do a TIN CHECK arent even relevant to what youre trying or hoping to do. Totally a frustrating system. What should have taken only 15mins max has been a whole nother day. If i hadnt put all my data in ther by now i would change but i dont think ill be using this platform or encouraging anyone. A waist of time and most of the videos being shown now are screens with a totally different view of the actual dashboard now the company offers .just frustrated
I loved your video on e-filing Form 1099-NEC-it was super clear! Have you thought about covering other forms like 1040 or W-9? I’m a video editor, and I’d love to help you make your content even more engaging. I can edit a video for you for free-just send over the footage, and I’ll handle the rest! Let me know if you're interested!
To get started, go here: get.tax1099.com/mcxfyt69xi6y
For info about your state - see the tax1099 resource here: www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements
Awesome! Just fired my CPA. I can't believe how easy this was after following your tutorial... Thanks!
Small business owner, first time filing a 1099, so helpful! Thank you!!
Husband and I own a small business, I normally do mine on paper since i always had less than 10 forms, this information is so helpful to help me do them electronically since i got more than 10 forms this time. Thank you so much for the video is very wellexplained, very thoroughly. ❤
First time small business owner and this was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! I only needed to file 1 1099-NEC haha but still used your discount code and saved $0.44! Woohoo!
Very helpful thanks. I signed up to Tax 1099 and requested 40 contractors to fill W-9’s. They did it. Yea! So now I will have a Mac Numbers ( like Excel) file which has their total compensation for the year. I have the Excel template which Tax 1099 provides and will fill it out and copy in the comp numbers. It would be amazing to see that work. Would love to see you make a Video on this. Thanks
hey, do we pay extra for that W9 request service? I haven't tried it yet. Thanks
@@karina.boldestimation yes you have to pay extra for W9. You can check the price in the pricing section.
Thanks for the assist and the introduction to tax1099. Super intuitive! I can check the box as done and BEFORE the deadline. Crushed it!!!
The best $6 I've ever spent. Thank you for finally getting me off the IRS/IRIS website!
Thank you so much. Loved the step by step, clear explanations. Thanks for the discount code as well.
Thank you!! I just did it!! Have question how do I see if the system process both federal and state? I click on state and email like you show but I want to print the submitions of both forms.
Thanks Amanda!!! This was super helpful and I just signed up (with your link :) to file my business 1099s for 2024! Your video was super helpful and gave the all the info I needed and the confidence that I could do this without using my accountant to file!!!
Thank you VERY MUCH for your help. From all the videos I saw doing this, yours was the ONLY helpful in all the web. Really appreciate it. I used your code too!
Super helpful video, thank you for sharing in such great detail!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!! You made it so simple. I wish I found you years ago! I have subscribed and hope I will receive more awesome information and great tips from you. ❤
Thank you for the info! How do I know that the info, e.g. SSNs, are secure using this service?
Really helpful video. Took care of this in 10 mins or less.
THANK YOU. you saved my bacon. Sorry I didn't see the discount and referral code until after I had already completed my 1099 filing. THANK YOU,
Thanks so much. This was super easy and cheap to do ONE 1099-NEC.
As a single member LLC, would I use my social or ein to issue the 1099 NEC to the contractor?
I also have a LLC and I use the EIN
@ thank you! I submitted them using the EIN.
Thank you for this tutorial! I feel empowered!🎉❤😊
So if I have an independent contractor who filled out their w9 with their company name and EIN do I still need to generate 1099 for them or now? If not do I need to do anything with the IRS ?
I believe you do this is what I do for mine. I have an LLC
@@joannyalmazan8682 its asking for withholding tax state ID when I am putting my company information, do I have to fill that put because I don't know it... Also after submitting to IRS do we need to submit anything to our state?
So once this form is completed it directly gets sent to the IRS?
This was perfect! Thank you
its asking for withholding tax state ID when I am putting my company information, do I have to fill that put because I don't know it... Also after submitting to IRS do we need to submit anything to our state?
If you are doing state filing you have to fill that state ID, as state filing was greyed out at the end you don't need to fill these details
I can't thank you enough for this tutorial!
Does the 1099-NEC go to the State Tax department as well (Copy 1)? You mentioned it goes to the IRS (Copy A).
If state filing is required separately, form will be sent to the state only when you select State filing option and provide the required details. Or else IRS will automatically share it with the respective State.
trying to submit it but when i choose state filling its grayed out, what could be the issue ?
If state filing is greyed out, then you don't need to do the state filing. It is not required. If it is required you will be able to select the check box.
Thank you for the information. I am looking to File 1099-NEC with the State Only (I already filed the Federal ) I do see the option to do that but when I Start a New Form it automatically takes me to Federal Filing. Can you please share a link to State File Only or assist?
I'm trying to use tax1099 but have encountered a problem. My business name is too long to fit in the business name field. Tax1099 says the limit is 40 characters. So how I enter the name? Do I simply type the name until I run out of space? I'm worried that if I do that the name and EIN won't match or is 40 characters enough for the IRS?
so i have a trade name under my LLC. when i set this up, do i use the LLC or the business name?
What about a 1096? Does tax1099 do this automatically?
I'm wondering this as well.
Was this ever answered?
@@kevinkline1947Yeah you can generate 1096 with tax1099
did you ever get an answer for your question?
@@rodrigopalma1983 yeah you can generate 1096 with Tax1099. There is an option to generate it. But you have to go and download and 1096 summary is free of cost
Great video.. I have a couple questions in regards to, if I need to submit a 1099 and if so, do I need to check block 2? I pay or purchase a product that an individual makes and sells to me ( product isn't completed ). I then add hardware to complete the product, then resell said product to my customer. Thank you
Thanks for the video and link. Worked great!
Hi, does this eliminate the need to obtain a Transmitter Control Code (TCC)? And can an individual with a SSN (and not an EIN) file using this site?
Yes even if you have only SSN you can file using this site
This was extremely helpful! Thank you!!!
I have a question about payer ( Me ) I am a sole proprietor with a DBA Business name, but use my SSN. in tax1099. do I enter myself ( payer ) as an individual or business?
Individual - DBA is not an entity. It's just like a forwarding name... :)
If you have an EIN, use that. If not, then your SSN.
First, thanks for the video. I have just one form to file so this is perfect. For some reason, my Zenwork/1099 interface was slightly different than the one in your video, but I was able to muddle through. Finally, I wasn't able to use the Amanda15 code. The discount didn't matter because it was just one form, but I felt bad that you didn't get credit for the filing. Just an FYI.
thank you for the comment! Yes, I was in the older version - I just prefer how it looks, ironically...
Thank you, coach, your tutorial video helped me a lot.
Thank you! Your code worked, it allowed me to select edelivery but not state filing :(
Did you look up your state? www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements
@ yes in Hawaii
@@MichlennBocoboc if you cant select State filing at the end, then state filing is not required to be done from your end.
Hi, I'm filling out the form following your instructions. In your video, I noticed that after entering all the data, the fields for section 6 (State/Payer's State No.) and section 7 (State Income) are automatically filled in. This doesn't happen for me. What should I do? Should I leave them blank or try to fill them in manually? Thank you!
Yes, you can put the state info in. It might depend on the state - see the pinned comment for the state resource.
Is there a separate fee on top of the cost of filing the 1099NEC for using this service?
It's like $2. I'm not sure what you mean
Can you please post the link for the other video that shows how to file on the IRIS website? I could not find it in your videos, thank you!
I didn't end up doing it - the process is a lot more involved
@@businessfinancecoach yeah I know and there is no simple information on how to do yourself, thanks for getting back to me!
I thought you had to get permission from the recipient if you wanted to email them these forms to them? Also, isn't email risky when sending things with TINs/SSNs on them?
If you are doing eDelivery consent is required from the recipient and tax1099 will send a consent request. They will be accessing the recipient copies in Tax1099 portal if you are doing eDelivery. It is IRS compliant and completely safe
Just to confirm, once you submit for each 1099 you don't have to file anything for yourself. It takes care of all of it, correct?
Also, the code is not working.
Thank you for a great video. This saved me a couple hundred dollars.
Hello Amanda, great video! I did have one question: if I paid a vendor >$20k in 2024 for labor services, who is an individual and not a corporation, what would be the process if this vendor does not complete a W-9 form that was provided to him? I have his name and address, but not his SS#. Thanks! Mark
I have the same question. Please answer. Thanks
I have a gardener who charged me more than $5k and refused to provide social security #. I asked him by text many times and did not receive any response, of course, I did terminate his service. now, may I use this app to file without his SS #?
@@marsride There is an option to check "No Tin" using this program. I was able to process it all the way up to the step before submission with no Tin. But later I had the Tin provided by the service provider, so I submitted it with Tin. I think it's up to the IRS weather accept it or not if it is turned in with No Tin. Best bet is check with IRS. Also, this software is very hard to use it. I spent 4 days to figure it out to reach the submission page. Good luck.
@@octtiger She has a video on this situation. check her video's. But from what I gathered. Is you can do three attempts to request there info. a final attempt would be to let them know that if they will not provide you with the requested info ( W-9 ) that you will file it regardless to the IRS which can lead to a bigger issue for them. and hope the scare tactic works and that person will respond. If the person still doesn't give the info, you can file any way, but the filing will be incomplete and that can create a flag, and the IRS will investigate further into it, which can lead to issues for both parties. the other would be, that if there is no chance of getting the info you need from the recipient, then basically forget about the 1099 and do not write off what you paid them as expense. The service you paid for basically never happened.
@ thank you! Perfect response!
Game changing video for me! THANK YOU!
do we still have to fill out and send in a 1096 when we do the 1099-nec?
Wondering the same
@@bruhstoNot required when eFiling
What about the 1096 form that has to be submitted with the 1099's?
If you are eFiling, you don't need to submit it to the IRS. I think it is required only for paper filing
this is correct. You don't file the 1096 or W-3 when e-filling. These were like "cover letters" for paper filings.
Thank you! Made this quick and easy
Thank you so much. Very helpful video! A question that might seem trivial, but I want to be sure. After completing everything and making the payment, by choosing eDelivery, the form will be automatically sent to the IRS and a copy will be emailed to the Independent Contractor, correct? The personal copy to keep remains in Zenwork and can be downloaded at any time, or is it also sent to the Payer's email address?
Yeah if you opt for eDelivery recipient copy will be sent to the recipient. But they have to initially accept the consent they have received. Only after providing the consent recipient copies will be sent to them .
I do have a question
The last part where it was a dollar what was that for?
THAT'S IF YOU WANTED TO SEND A COPY TO THEIR E-MAIL
I worked multiple side gig jobs (Instacart, Spark, Merchandiser) and my w-2 job. Two of those side jobs didn’t pay me more than $600. One did. I’m so confused on how to file and my mileage for those multiple side gig jobs.
Great video coach. appreciate it
Thank you so much! Your video helped me a lot :) I applied your discount code! Thank you for that as well!
I'm a little confused if the State automaticllay gets a copy of the 1099. Should it go to the Payer's state or the Payee's state?
It's based on where your contractor performed the work. Often the state they live in. Did you look at the tax1099 state resource? It's in the pinned comment and the video description.
@@businessfinancecoach How do I know if I submitted to the state and federal at the same time?
@@businessfinancecoach It is rent of equipment. Is it the locaiton of the equipment?
@ did you look it up?!?!??! www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements
@ Not enough info to answer this question. sorry!
Thank you for the good information and the link!
how do you file the File Form 1096 which is the Annual Summary and Transmittal form that needs to be filed with Form 1099s?
It does not need to be filed when e-filed. That's a paper form only, like a cover letter.
@@businessfinancecoachthanks I was also wondering since I always do mine on paper. Is the 1099MIC different filling than the 1099NEC?
Very helpful, thank you!
Why is the box faded and not letting check "state filing" for the 1099 NEC form that I completed?
Probably has to do with your state filing requirements or the software - I talked about this in the video. This is their link I said was helpful: www.tax1099.com/1099-state-filing-requirements
I'll pin it. thanks for commenting!
Only if state filing is required for that particular state, the box will be enabled. If as per the rules state filing is not required for that particular state the check box will be disabled automatically and you can't select it.
Phenomenal! Thank you!
I have a question about the Recipient’s information. Each of my contractor’s that I need to file a 1099-NEC for have a LLC. -- do I put their individual names first? Do I even need to list their business name if they are not filing as a C or S corp? The address that each of them have given me are their home addresses. I have the TIN “‘s but never had them give me a W-9 form before doing work. My mistake.
That's up to them to decide - that's why using the W-9 is nice because you are putting the information they gave you. Otherwise, you'd need to ask them.
@ Could I put both on the 1099, their personal name and the business name. Does that really hurt anything?
On the one W-9 form sent to me, the contractor listed his name and the business name under it. There was a space for both.
Thank you for your helpful tutorials!
Can you use ITIN number for the 1099 NEC?
You would have to if you don't have a SS
In the beginning of the video you said that at the end of the video that you would go over how to file this directly through the IRS website, but you did not. Can you provide this information?
No - I said in another video that I would make in the future
Why is the "State Filing" box greyed out?
Because you don't need to file with the state for the particular state you have provided. IRS will automatically share it with the state. Only if it is enabled, you are required to select the state filing to file with the state.
Very helpful thank you
If we pay the vendor by credit card or third party service, we are not required to file 1099-NEC because that vendor would receive 1099-K from that provider correct?
No, not correct. These requirements are not related to each other. Just because a payment processor might be filing for a business doesn't negate your requirement to file a 1099 NEC to people you pay. Plus, form 1099 NEC is a form you give to the contractor/business to report for taxes. Form 1099-K is a requirement on payment processors to the IRS. They simply give you a copy. You don't report the form on your taxes, but of course, you should be reporting all of your income.
How do I file a 1099 for a judgment payment to a claimant? Can you direct me to someone who can help me with this?
Does your fee for 25 1099NEC include the postage??
No. You have to pay separately for the postal mail & eFiling. Instead of postal mail, you can also do e-Delivery which is just 25 cents
Please double check the IRS “Exceptions” on the 2024 Instructions for 1099-NEC:
Form 1099-K. Payments made with a credit card or payment card and certain other types of payments, including third-party network transactions, must be reported on Form 1099-K by the payment settlement entity under section 6050W and are not subject to reporting on Form 1099-NEC. See the separate Instructions for Form 1099-K.
Thank you!
Thanks!
The website is super clunky. I had to reenter the same information 4 times at checkout to finally get it to work. At checkout it calculated the sales tax in two different locations before I could move on and your coupon code did not work. I will never use this site again and warn all who read this to find another way to file.
My code didn't work? Sorry you had a bad experience. You are the first person I've heard say that. If you follow my instructions - everyone has found it easy. Anyway, thank you for letting me know about the code.
it worked. lol
I regret following the referral. First, good luck trying to communicate with this company. I haven't been able to reach them. If your are in need of Tin Matching the website will not recognize the zip code as valid. Lost time and unnecessary stress could have been avoided going elsewhere.
You can reach out to the customer care easily. On the zenwork assist option, just ask it transfer to an agent and then you can ask your queries
@@mohanprasath8327 That was an unrealistic option as you could not reach an agent using that method. They recently reached out to admit the difficulty to communicate nearing January.
hello
This system is very cluncky and lags and you have to reenter data along with some of the instructions on the AI assist are not user friendly. Buttons youre told to push BEFORE you submit to the irs because you want to do a TIN CHECK arent even relevant to what youre trying or hoping to do. Totally a frustrating system. What should have taken only 15mins max has been a whole nother day. If i hadnt put all my data in ther by now i would change but i dont think ill be using this platform or encouraging anyone. A waist of time and most of the videos being shown now are screens with a totally different view of the actual dashboard now the company offers .just frustrated
It's just a more modern view. There's literally NO way this should take a day. Calm thine self and take it ONE step at a time!!!!!
I loved your video on e-filing Form 1099-NEC-it was super clear! Have you thought about covering other forms like 1040 or W-9?
I’m a video editor, and I’d love to help you make your content even more engaging. I can edit a video for you for free-just send over the footage, and I’ll handle the rest!
Let me know if you're interested!
Not good
THANK YOU!!!!
Thank you!!