Are you ready for the new 1099-NEC? What are the changes for the 2020 tax year…
This video is for setting up and filing the 1099-NEC and 1099-Misc for QuickBooks Desktop Users (QuickBooks Pro, Premier)
QB Online Users 1099-NEC training: https://canduskampfer.com/1099-nec-and-1099-misc-online-users/
What are the changes for 2020 tax year?
New for 2020, nonemployee compensation has been removed from 1099-MISC and given its own form, the 1099-NEC.
Amounts formerly reported in Box 7 of 1099-MISC in 2019 and prior years should now be reported in Box 1 of 1099-NEC.
The 1099-MISC also has a new payment type called nonqualified deferred compensation, for deferred compensation that does not meet section 409A requirements.
What is the difference between 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC?
The 1099-NEC is specifically for reporting nonemployee compensation, whereas many other types of compensation can be reported on the 1099-MISC.
Reminder: There needs to be at least a $600 threshold to get a 1099. Third Party payments such as credit card or PayPal are excluded from the 1099.
1099s in QuickBooks Desktop
- Go up to “Vendors”
- “Vendor Center”
- Select the vendor
- Click the little pencil to edit
- Go to “Tax Settings”
- Checkmark “Vendor Eligible for 1099”
- Enter “Vendor Tax ID”
- Click “OK”
Prepare 1099s
- Go up to “Vendors”
- “1099 Forms”
- “Print/E-File 1099 Forms”
- Pop up screen will show **Click Yes** (First time doing this, it will ask to back up QuickBooks)
- Click “Get Started” (Form 1099-NEC/Form 1099-MISC)
- Every vendor that you marked “eligible” will show
**You can check/uncheck vendors you want
- Click “Continue”
- You will see any information and you can make adjustments by double-clicking the details.
- Once details are accurate click “Continue”
- Map vendor payment accounts
Report all payments in Box 1 **Not Recommended. You just need to decide if the expense category qualifies for the NEC or not.**
- Click “Continue”
- You can “View included payments” or “View excluded payments”
- Click ”Continue”
- Confirm 1099 entries **Verifying who gets the 1099 NEC form
- Click “Continue”
- “Print Form 1099-NEC”
- Choose the correct date
- Click “OK”
- Checkmark vendor
- “Print 1099” 5 copies
- “Print 1096”
Who gets Forms 1099-MISC and NEC?
- Copy A: IRS
- Copy 1: State tax department (if applicable)
- Copy B: Contractor / Vendor
- Copy 2: Contractor / Vendor Copy
- C: Your records
1096 Form
If you’re sending both Form 1099-MISC & Form 1099-NEC, you need two separate 1096 Forms. **One for each form.
- If you click “Go to 1099 E-File Service”
- Pop up screen will show “Launch Web Browser?”
- Click “OK”
- “File 1099 Now” **It has a cost
- Enter forms you have
For more details visit: https://www.irs.gov/instructions/i1099msc
If you just want to see who qualifies for 1099
- Go up to “Vendors”
- “1099 Forms”
- “Review 1099 Vendors”/ ”1099 Summary Report”
- “Order 1099 Forms” **If you want order your forms directly from Intuit
Need a W9: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf
IRS 1099-Misc Publication: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1099msc.pdf
Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro
0:22 – Changes for 2020 tax year
0:58 – Difference between 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC
1:43 – Entering inside QuickBooks Desktop
2:25 – Print/E-file 1099 forms
4:40 – 1099 NEC/Select Vendors
4:49 – Verify Vendors
5:26 – Map Accounts
9:09 – Review payments
9:52 – Confirm Entries
11:17 – Print 1099/Who gets Forms
11:52 – Print 1096
13:00 – IRS Website (1099)
14:22 – 1099-MISC/Select & Verify Vendors
14:38 – Map Accounts and Review Payments
15:48 – Confirm Entries
16:09 – Print Forms
16:30 – Vendor 1099 Review Report
16:50 – Order 1099 Forms
17:39 – Free Workshop and Final Thoughts
Click here to receive our QB tips straight to your inbox each week!
______________________
Have you been using QuickBooks for a while, but when you pull a report you just don’t understand what it’s saying?
Does the idea of going to see your tax professional sound a little stressful and maybe cause you to feel like you want to pull your hair out?
I would love for you to join me on my customizing QuickBooks workshop.
I’ll be sharing:
- The most efficient way to track your Income and Expenses.
- How to create accurate reports in order to view how your business is actually doing and stop second-guessing yourself.
- Where to get the data you need to make the best decisions to grow your business.
And the #1 SECRET to feeling Confident at your next tax appointment.
I’m excited to see you on the workshop!
Click here to save your seat → Join My Free Workshop!
I’d love to connect with you on Instagram or Facebook
Subscribe for more QuickBooks tips on YouTube
#CandusKampfer
Comment below and let me know if you’re ready to process your 1099’s now? 👇🏻
I ordered the 1099-NEC forms from the IRS, are they going to print correctly with the perforation on the side? You say at the end we can order the forms from Intuit if we’re not going to e-file. Does that mean if I e-file I don’t have to give a paper form to the vendor?? I’m so confused. Also, in IRS the IRS publication that came with my forms, it states the forms must be filed electronically through the FIRE System. I have QuickBooks Enhanced Payroll, will it e-file for me?
Joan, if you e-file they mail the vendors the 1099’s.
Enhanced Payroll is different than 1099’s.
Intuit does offer a e-file service.
Hi! I’m using QB Desktop 2019. I’ve tried multiple times to update my version so I can access the 1099NEC forms and reports. But even after the prompt showing it was successful and logging out and back in, it doesn’t seem to have updated. I’ve tried searching for videos on updating and troubleshooting, but I’m coming up empty. Do you have a quick video on this, or could you give me ideas about what went wrong and fixes for it? I’d appreciate it. Thank you.
Loved this video! I’m admin assistant to the President of an organization and work alongside our booker regularly. This helps me understand what exactly is going on behind her computer screen before she prints checks and prepares for EOY.
I had no idea there was a change in forms on the 1099s.
I work for a rental management company that is switching to QB soI am always grateful for your trainings.
Thank you
Maria,
I’m glad this helped you.
You would be using both the 1099-NEC and 1099-Misc.
Have a great day!
I watched your instructions on the new 1099-NEC for desktop. Two (2) words: Comprehensive & Excellent!
Well done, a most needed tutorial!
Thank you so much for this video. I had no idea there was a change in forms. I am a Simplified subscriber and I am always grateful for your trainings.
I was a bit confused about the Rent explanation. If possible could you email me a bit more detail. I collect rent for some of my houses and the others are with management company. Usually i have my CPA do everything 1099 related but I didn’t have my normal appt with her due to Covid outbreak in our community (am staying home and safe).
I think i understand how to do the labor 1099 nec forms and how to file them thanks to this video. I was not clear about the 1099 misc rent forms that you mentioned. Would i fill out those per house that i collect rent from or just let my CPA take care of that part when she does my taxes.
Hello Andree,
In QBS we have a more in-depth training we emailed you the replay link 🙂
You will provide 1099’s to the owners, not the tenants if you manage properties.
If you pay rent for your business for a building or equipment you would also send 1099’s for any rent you paid to a business over $600.
Have a great day!