IRS Form 1099-MISC (Tax Year 2026)
Miscellaneous Income
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IRS Form 1099-MISC is used to report miscellaneous types of income that do not fall under regular wages or salaries. This includes rents, royalties, prizes, awards, and attorney fees, among other payments. Businesses issue this form to individuals and entities that are not employees.
Pricing
Small to Mid-Size Filers
- (Up to 5,000 recipients)
$249
- per submission*
- Includes first 100 recipients
- $0.28 per additional recipient (101–5,000)
- Unlimited payers included
Enterprise / High Volume
- Over 5,000 recipients
- Multiple submissions
- Custom pricing available
- * A submission is a single file with unlimited payers of one form type (i.e. 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC).
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- Files are transmitted directly to the IRS through the IRIS A2A channel.
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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)
Do I need to register with the IRS IRIS system or obtain a TCC?No. We handle the IRS IRIS filing process on your behalf using our established IRIS A2A credentials and transmission system. You do not need to complete IRS IRIS enrollment, obtain a TCC, or manage IRS system setup.
Yes. We support small and high-volume 1099-MISC filings, including businesses filing thousands of records. We also handle corrected and amended filings for previously submitted forms with inaccurate recipient information, payment amounts, or other reporting errors. We can prepare and file prior-year 1099-MISC forms for businesses that missed filing deadlines or need to complete historical reporting.
Yes. When applicable, we automatically transmit eligible Form 1099-MISC data through the Combined Federal/State Filing Program as part of the federal filing process. This allows qualifying information returns to be shared with participating states.
Not every state participates, and some states may still require separate direct filing with the state tax agency. State requirements can depend on the form type, payer location, recipient location, filing volume, and whether state withholding was reported. We can help review your filing data and determine whether any additional state filing steps are needed.
Form 1099-NEC is used primarily to report nonemployee compensation, such as payments to independent contractors. Form 1099-MISC is used for other miscellaneous payments like rent, royalties, medical payments, and attorney gross proceeds. Determining the correct form depends on the type of payment being reported.
1099FIRE previously sold 1099-MISC software for the IRS FIRE System, where users could generate a file and upload it through the IRS website. IRIS is different. For 1099-MISC filing, there is no simple IRS upload screen where users can browse for a file and submit it themselves. IRIS transmissions must be sent through a secure A2A channel.
Because the A2A connection cannot be packaged as normal downloadable software, we now provide a 1099-MISC e-filing service instead. Send us your Excel file, and we handle the data import, validation, recipient PDFs, XML creation, and IRS IRIS transmission on your behalf.
Yes. We can run TIN matching on your behalf before filing your Form 1099-NEC returns. TIN matching helps compare recipient names and taxpayer identification numbers against IRS records before the forms are submitted.
TIN matching can help identify name and taxpayer identification number mismatches before filing. This can reduce the chance of IRS notices, backup withholding issues, and correction work after the forms have already been submitted.
Form 1099-MISC is generally due to recipients by January 31. The IRS filing deadline is generally February 28 for paper filing or March 31 for electronic filing.
If Form 1099-MISC reports amounts only in boxes 8 or 10, the recipient copy deadline may be later. We can help review your filing data and determine the correct timing for your forms.
