Year-End Reminder: 1099 Information – Tools Inside

As we approach year-end, it’s time to begin gathering the information needed to prepare your 2025 Forms 1099.
We’ve included helpful tools and reminders below to make this process as easy and organized as possible.
 
Who Typically Receives a 1099?
Here’s a quick guide to help you identify which vendors or payees may need to receive a 1099: Form 1099-NEC (Nonemployee Compensation)
Issued to individuals or businesses (other than corporations) that you paid $600 or more for services during the year.
Examples: independent contractors, consultants, subcontractors, professional service providers (attorneys, accountants, designers).

Form 1099-MISC (Miscellaneous Information)
Used for other payments, such as:
-Rent or lease payments ($600 or more)
-Prizes or awards Payments to attorneys (in some cases)
-Other income not reported on Form 1099-NEC

Form 1099-INT (Interest Income)
Issued when you paid $10 or more in interest to an individual or entity outside of a financial institution.  

What’s Included in This Email

To help you start preparing, we’ve included important tools: ✅ Form W-9 – Send this to each vendor or contractor who received payments eligible for 1099 reporting to collect their legal name, address, and taxpayer identification number (TIN). Form W-9

✅ 1099 Information Spreadsheet (see link below) – Use this to summarize all payments made to 1099 recipients during 2025. Starting it now will make the filing process much smoother in January. Download Your 1099 Tools

✅Direct link to send us the completed form securely in January of 2026 once all 2025 payments are complete
Send Documents Securely 

What to Expect Next

Don’t send us your information just yet!  In the first week of January 2026, you’ll receive a follow-up email from our office with:
-Instructions for securely sending us your completed 1099 spreadsheet
-Details about how recipient copies will be delivered
-Information on how you’ll receive copies of the filings for your business records

For now, we recommend gathering your W-9 forms and updating your payment records, so you’ll be ready when that message arrives.  


Helpful Tips
-Review your accounting records, check register, and credit card payments for potential 1099 recipients.
-Ensure you have a current W-9 for every 1099 eligible vendor or contractor paid during 2025.
-Starting your spreadsheet early ensures a smooth start to tax season.  

Thank You

We appreciate your help in keeping your 1099 reporting timely and accurate.
If you have any questions about which vendors may need a 1099 or how to use the attached spreadsheet, please reach out to your contact at our office.