Original,
Replacement or Corrections...
Our software will
create original, replacement, or correction files. Electronically
file corrections for prior year returns.
The system is
updated each year to reflect the format changes that are made by the
IRS. 1099Fire™
is proud of its acceptance rate.
Filing information returns
electronically is very cost-effective, is easier than filing on
paper, and is more accurate. Filing status is available within 2-5
business days and electronic filers
receive a later due date for most returns.
Import...
Probably the one
feature that will save you the most time!
Import large data files from
Excel or CSV format. Import up to 2.5 million records per
file, which is the largest file size the IRS will accept. If
you have more than 2.5 million records, we help you split the file.
More...
Data entered may be
stored/saved anywhere on your hard drive or to external diskettes
for quick retrieval.
1099FIRE is the
only company to offer
OneTouch™
E-Filing.
Just click a button
and the software will automatically log in and upload your file to the
IRS FIRE system. You will receive verification within seconds
of receipt of your file.
We have a friendly and courteous staff that is available by phone
7:00am to 5:30pm MST (and available by e-mail late at night and on
weekends for after hour orders) and can activate software the day
it's ordered.
All of our software
functions on any Windows operating system. The software has been
tested on Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, ME (millennium edition), XP,
2003, VISTA and Windows 7. The software functions on networks or
stand-alone personal computers and is compatible with all printers.
Form 1099 is
published by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and is used in the
United States income tax system to prepare and file an information
return to report various types of income other than wages, salaries,
and tips (for which Social Security Administration Form W-2 is used
instead). Each payer must complete a 1099 for each covered
transaction. Three copies are made: one for the payer, one for the
payee, and one for the IRS.