File Form 1099-LTC, Long-Term Care
and Accelerated Death Benefits, if you pay any long-term care
benefits.
Long-term care benefits
means:
- Any payments made
under a product that is advertised, marketed, or
offered as long-term care insurance (whether
qualified or not) and
- Accelerated death
benefits (excludable in whole or in part from gross
income under section 101(g)) paid under a life
insurance contract or paid by a viatical settlement
provider.
About Our
1099-LTC Software...
Copy A has the look and feel of a normal sheet of paper printed with a special red ink.
If you submit Copy A by mail to the IRS, it must be submitted on their page with their
special ink. Copy B and Copy C of the 1099-LTC can be printed on ordinary paper
or on the tissue-like paper the IRS provides.
With our software, you:
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Type
information on the screen as it would be typed on the form
itself.
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Detach the
perforated edge from Copy A and then insert into your
printer.
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Print your
data neatly on top of the form.
It's as simple
as 1, 2, 3!
Data entered
may be stored/saved anywhere on your hard drive or to external
diskettes for quick retrieval.
Saving Data...
Data entered
may be stored/saved anywhere on your hard drive or to external
diskettes for quick retrieval. You can also export your
data to a csv file format.
Import...
You have data
in Excel or some type of spreadsheet and you want to import that
data into the 1099Fire™ software, rather than type it in by
hand. Its easy to do.
Due Dates...
Furnish Copy B
of this form to the policyholder by February 1.
File Copy A of this form with the
IRS by March 1. If you file electronically, the due date is March 31.
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