It’s the time of year when companies begin receiving CP2100 and CP2100A notices from the IRS. These notices inform the filer of missing or incorrect taxpayer identification numbers. The notices

In the 2013 filing season, identity thieves attempted to steal almost $30 billion. The IRS paid $5.2 billion in fraudulent returns. The IRS prevented identity thieves from stealing the remaining

At Tax1099.com, we take security very seriously. Our 256-bit bank-grade encryption does a lot in the way of keeping your data secure. Tax1099.com is also SSAE-16 certified. However, all that security can

The new Affordable Care Act reporting requirements may complicate personal tax reporting. H&R Block CEO Bill Cobb says his firm expects confusion. This comment came during H&R Block’s September the

Aren’t you glad that Affordable Care Act (ACA) reporting isn’t official until 2015? The IRS released drafts of 1095 forms in late July. At that time, there was concern about

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear “tax-exempt?” You might think that tax-exempt means the organization does not pay any taxes. Actually, tax-exempt organizations carry the

The distinction between an employee and a contractor becomes very important when it comes time to file taxes. How can you tell if the person working for you is an

We heard that the IRS planned some changes to the reporting requirements for form 1098. These changes were scheduled to become active in the 2014 filing season. What happened? When

In our last post, we talked about penalties. This post will go in-depth on avoiding penalties. Using the vendor management tools in Tax1099.com can save you a lot of hassle,

Deadlines There are two deadlines to consider here. The first is the vendor form delivery deadline, 2/2/2015. Forms should be postmarked or e-mailed to vendors by this date. Second, forms