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1099 Preparation & E-Filing

Contractor reporting handled before January panic.

Remote bookkeeping — monthly close, cleanup, and books ready for your CPA.

1099 season is only painful because of what did not happen during the year: W-9s never collected, contractors coded as regular expenses, and payment totals spread across three accounts.

Tracked all year

Contractor payments coded correctly in January, not reconstructed the following one.

W-9s already on file

Collected at onboarding, so nobody is chasing a vendor at the deadline.

Thresholds identified

We tell you who crosses the reporting line and who does not.

Filed from numbers that tie

Totals reconciled to the books before anything is transmitted.

What we handle

  • Track contractor payments correctly throughout the year
  • Collect and maintain W-9 information as vendors are onboarded
  • Identify who crosses the reporting threshold
  • Prepare and e-file Form 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC information returns
  • Reconcile 1099 totals against what your books say you paid

Problems this fixes

  • Contractors never set up for 1099 reporting
  • Missing W-9s discovered in January
  • Payment totals that do not match the books

What you end up with

Information returns filed accurately and on time, from numbers that already tie out.

We keep the books. You run the business.

Categorization, reconciliation, month-end close, and clean financial statements — with nothing left for you to chase.

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How It Works

1

Free review

We look at where your books actually stand — no obligation, no charge.

2

Scope and quote

You get a fixed price or a package recommendation before any work starts.

3

We do the work

Inside your accounting file, so you can see everything as it happens.

4

Ongoing close

Books stay current month to month, ready for your CPA at tax time.

1099 Preparation & E-Filing — Frequently Asked Questions

Is filing a 1099 the same as filing my taxes?

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No. A 1099 is an information return reporting what you paid someone else. It is not an income tax return, and preparing one is a bookkeeping function.

What if a contractor will not send a W-9?

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We will flag it early rather than in January. How to handle a non-responsive vendor is worth a conversation with your CPA.

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Talk through 1099 preparation & e-filing

The consultation is free, and you will leave it knowing what the work involves and what it costs.

  • Done-for-you
  • Solo or group
  • Nationwide

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