
1099 Filing and Processing Outsourcing Services
Never worry about IRS penalties, software issues, or missed deadlines again. Hire expert bookkeepers to handle the preparation, filing, and submission of your 1099s.

Trusted by 1000+ Fast-Growing Law Firms
Certified Professionals
Our team of tax professionals specializes in handling all types of 1099 forms for businesses of all sizes.
Fast Turnaround Time
We verify and file your 1099 forms well ahead of IRS deadlines, helping you avoid costly penalties.
Secure & Compliant
We use industry-standard encryption and ensure compliance with IRS regulations for electronic filing.
Types of 1099 Forms
We help firms file all types of 1099 forms and other specialized tax documents. Our experts deliver accurate filing services for every form, always with the same attention to detail that’s made us a trusted partner for thousands of firms.
1099 NEC
- Nonemployee Compensation
For payments to freelancers, contractors, and gig workers.
1099 MISC
- Miscellaneous Income
Used for royalties, rents, prizes, awards, and other payments.
1099 K
- Third-Party Transactions
For income from payment processors like Wise, PayPal, Stripe, etc.
1099 INT
- Interest Income
Reports interest earned from banks, credit unions, etc.
1099 DIV
- Dividends and Distributions
Used for reporting dividends and capital gains from investments.
1099 R
- Retirement Distributions
For distributions from pensions, IRAs, 401(k) plans, etc.
1099 G
- Certain Government Payments
For unemployment benefits, tax refunds, and government grants.
1099 B
- Broker and Barter Exchange
For reporting proceeds from the sale of stocks, bonds, or barter exchanges.
1099 C
- Cancellation of Debt
Used when debt is forgiven or canceled.
1099 S
- Proceeds from Real Estate
For reporting income from real estate sales or exchanges.
1099 Q
- Qualified Education Payments
For distributions from 529 plans and Coverdell ESAs.
1099 SA
- HSA Distributions
Reports withdrawals from Health Savings Accounts and Medical Savings Accounts.
W-2G
- Gambling Winnings
Used to report certain gambling winnings, such as those from lotteries or casinos.
1099 OID
- Original Issue Discount
For income from bonds sold below their face value.
What You Get
Review of Data
We review payment records, verify Tax IDs, and catch errors early to reduce the risk of penalties.
Online Filing
Specialists who handle the entire e-filing process directly with the IRS and state tax authorities.
Collection and Management
We assist in requesting, collecting, verifying, and managing up-to-date forms from independent contractors.
Tech Integration
Our services seamlessly integrate with your existing accounting, legal billing, or practice management software.
Detailed Reporting
Receive audit-ready summaries, distribution reports, and full visibility into your 1099 compliance.
Correction Processing
Our team provides pre-filing and post-filing corrections so you can address any issues quickly and maintain compliance.
Proficient in the Accounting Tools You Use
In-House vs. Virtual Bookkeeper
Our virtual bookkeepers start at just $14/hour, offering a cost-effective way to prepare and handle 1099 forms without hiring additional in-house staff.
Feature
Hourly Rate
Commitments
Hidden Fees
Quality
Dedicated
Virtual Bookkeeper
- $14 per hour
- No
- Transparent
- High
- Always
Feature
Hourly Rate
Commitments
Hidden Fees
Quality
Dedicated
In-house Bookkeeper
- $25+ per hour
- Requires contracts
- Extra costs
- Low - High
- Sometimes
Process
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 1099 form?
A 1099 form is an IRS tax document used to report payments made to non-employees throughout the tax year. There are different types of 1099 forms that are designed to report specific kinds of income from payments to independent contractors, freelancers, and vendors.
What is the use of a 1099 form?
1099 forms help businesses document tax-deductible payments made to individuals who are not employees. They serve to inform the IRS about income that recipients are required to report on their tax returns. This process creates a verification system that ensures both the IRS and the recipient are aware of any taxable payments received.
Do you handle specialized 1099 forms?
Yes, we handle all types of 1099 forms, including specialized forms such as:
- 1099-A (Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property)
- 1099-PATR (Taxable Distributions From Cooperatives)
- 1099-QA (ABLE Account Distributions)
- 1099-HC (Health Coverage Tax Credit Advance Payments)
- 1099-DA (Digital Asset Transactions)
- 1099-LS (Life Insurance Sale)
- 1099-BTC (Bond Tax Credit)
Our bookkeepers have experience with the complete range of 1099 reporting requirements.
What’s the difference between 1099 and W-2?
The main difference between a 1099 and a W-2 form lies in who receives them. A 1099 is issued to non-employees such as independent contractors, while a W-2 is given to employees of the company. W-2 recipients have taxes withheld from their paychecks by their employer, whereas 1099 recipients are responsible for handling and paying their own taxes.
Do corporations get 1099 forms?
Generally, payments made to C corporations, S corporations, and LLCs taxed as corporations are exempt from 1099 reporting requirements. However, there are exceptions, such as payments for medical and healthcare services, as well as payments for legal services, must be reported, even if the recipient is a corporation.
How does Bookkeeper.law handle state-specific 1099 filing requirements?
Our bookkeepers stay current on the tax filing rules across all 50 states. They handle both federal and state-specific submissions, including states that have their own special forms and processes. This means you stay fully compliant at every level, without having to figure out the complicated tax rules for each state on your own.








