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1099-OID is an annual report sent
to investors and the Internal Revenue Service that lists interest income from
taxable original-issue discount securities. The form, which originated during the
1984 tax year, reports the amount of implied and real income derived from
original-issue discount securities such as Treasury bills, zero-coupon bonds, and
commercial paper. Income shown on a 1099-OID is to be included on Part 1 in Schedule
D of an investor's federal income tax return.
About Our
1099-OID 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-OID 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.
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 recipient by February 2.
File Copy A of this form with the
IRS by March 2. If you file electronically, the due date is March 31.
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