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You won't be able to file taxes before the IRS pens the 2026 tax season, but you can gather up the necessary documents now.

Real Business Solutions updated W2 Mate to support IRS IRIS for 2025, enabling automatic, IRIS-ready CSV e-filing for 1099 forms and simplifying compliance for businesses. ORLAND PARK, IL / ACCESS ...

The IRS introduces Form 1099-DA for the 2025 tax season, targeting cryptocurrency transactions. This move aims to regulate ...

Mercury reports on 1099 filing misconceptions for small businesses, clarifying eligibility, requirements, and penalties to ...

I may not be the first to tell you, but don’t forget about an additional benefit of the 870-page One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed in July. As prize promotion sponsors and administrators know, an IRS ...

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What Is Form 1099-MISC: Miscellaneous Information? Form 1099-MISC, an essential tool provided by the IRS, is used to report various types of miscellaneous compensation, including rent, prizes, ...

A business owner’s ultimate guide to IRS Form 1096 — including who needs to file and step-by-step instructions. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners ...

Tax season brings a flurry of important documents, but none may be more consequential than your Form 1099. While most taxpayers focus on the headline numbers, a single overlooked line can trigger ...

Tax season brings a flurry of important documents, but none may be more consequential than your Form 1099. While most taxpayers focus on the headline numbers, a single overlooked line can trigger ...

As the old saying goes, two things are certain in life — death and taxes. Crypto gaining mainstream legitimacy has come with the tradeoff of increased scrutiny, regulations, and, you guessed it, taxes ...