If you paid independent contractors, vendors, or other non-employees during the year, January 31 is an important tax deadline you should not ignore. By January 31 , taxpayers are required to both : Provide Form 1099 to the recipient , and File Form 1099 with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Missing this deadline can result in penalties, even if the failure was unintentional. What Is Form 1099? Forms 1099 are used to report certain types of payments made in the course of a

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