1099 Forms
Medium ComplexityMiscellaneous Income Reporting
1099 forms report various types of income other than wages, salaries, and tips. They're used for independent contractor payments, interest, dividends, and other miscellaneous income.
Different forms for different types of income
Nonemployee Compensation
For payments to independent contractors and freelancers
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Miscellaneous Income
For various types of miscellaneous payments
Common Recipients:
Interest Income
For interest payments from banks and financial institutions
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Dividend Income
For dividend payments from stocks and mutual funds
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Government Payments
For payments from government sources
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Payment Card Transactions
For payment card and third-party network transactions
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Important Note
Starting in 2022, the threshold for 1099-K reporting was lowered to $600 from $20,000. This affects many small businesses and gig workers who receive payments through third-party platforms.
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