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IRS Form 1099-DIV (Tax Year 2026)

Dividends and Distributions

IRS Form 1099-DIV is used to report dividends, capital gain distributions, and other investment income paid to shareholders and investors. We securely prepare, validate, and electronically file your 1099-DIV forms through the IRS IRIS system. 

Pricing

Small to Mid-Size Filers

$249

Enterprise / High Volume

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HOW OUR IRIS FILING PROCESS WORKS

Upload Your File

Upload your Excel or CSV file securely.

We Validate & Format

We format and validate your data to IRS standards.

Review & Approve

We generate IRS-ready PDFs for your approval.

Filed Directly to IRS

Your forms are e-filed securely using IRIS.

No manual processing. Fully automated IRIS submission.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No. We file using our approved IRS credentials through the IRIS A2A channel on your behalf.

You do not need:

  • A TCC (Transmitter Control Code)
  • An ID.me account
  • IRS IRIS registration
  • XML filing knowledge
  • IRS transmission software

We manage the technical filing and transmission process for you.

IRS IRIS is the IRS platform replacing the older FIRE system for many information returns, including Form 1099-DIV.

We electronically transmit filings through the IRS A2A (Application-to-Application) channel, which allows secure system-to-system filing directly with the IRS. This method helps reduce manual entry errors and supports faster, more reliable electronic filing.

Yes. We support:

  • Corrected Form 1099-DIV filings
  • Prior year filings
  • Late filings
  • Multi-year filing projects
  • High-volume corrections

We help prepare and transmit corrected or prior year filings using the proper IRS filing requirements for the applicable tax year.

Yes. Your data is uploaded through a secure portal and electronically transmitted directly to the IRS through the IRIS A2A channel.

Our filing environment is designed for secure handling of sensitive taxpayer information and follows SOC 2 compliant data handling practices.

Recipient copies are generally due by January 31. Electronic filing deadlines with the IRS are typically March 31.

Filing early helps allow time for validation, corrections, and recipient review if needed.

The IRS transition from FIRE to IRIS has made electronic filing more technical and compliance-focused. Outsourcing eliminates the need to:

  • Manage IRS credentials and approvals
  • Learn IRIS filing requirements
  • Maintain software updates
  • Handle XML formatting
  • Troubleshoot IRS transmission errors

Our service allows you to securely file without dealing with the technical complexity of IRS electronic filing systems.

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