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Josh Surver
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1099 for Interior Decorator, Handyman, & other contractors work

Josh Surver
  • Realtor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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How do the tax ramifications of a hiring people to do small jobs (but over $600/year) work? I’ve heard you’re supposed to file a 1099 with the IRS and provide a copy to the contractor if you’re the one paying for the work, but when is the best time to do that and how do I got about issuing it?

If a contractor’s work spreads across the two years, do I file the 1099 for the year of job completion? Do I need to file a separate 1099 for each year if a partial payment was made in the first year prior to project completion in the second year?

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Luke Carl
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You need a signed W9 then send them a 1099. Track1099.com will do it for you 

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