Need to reprint 1099

Welcome to the Community, @heyjuders.

I'm here to show you how you can reprint 1099s in QuickBooks Online.

In just a few steps, you'll have another copy of 1099. I've provided the steps below on how to do this with ease:

1. Go to the Workers tab and select Contractors.
2. Click on the Prepare 1099s. Follow the steps in preparing the form until you're on Step 5.
3. Select I'll file myself. Print a sample to make sure the data are correct.
4. Hit Print on 1099 forms.

That's all there's to it! Here's a Community Article regarding questions about 1099s. You can see in that article the common questions about 1099 and their answers.

If you need further assistance, just leave me a Reply and I'll get back to you! Have a safe weekend.

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I need to print out a single 1099-NEC on a blank piece of paper.

I haven't purchased the 1099 kit with the forms already printed.

I've done this in QBO for another client.

Now I need to do it again and I can't find how.

Thanks for your help,

Christopher

Thanks for joining the thread, @MrChapguy. Let me help you proceed to print your 1099-NEC.You can generate another copy of 1099 in only a few steps.

To begin, here’s how:

1. Create your 1099s in QuickBooks.
2. When complete, choose the I’ll file myself option.
3. Choose the type of form you are printing.
4. Check if the forms align properly by selecting Print sample on blank paper. If it looks good, choose Yes, looks good! If the alignment is not correct, choose No, it doesn’t line up and follow the on-screen instructions to fix your alignment, then select Next.
5. Confirm the form you want to print and select View selected 1099 contractors to confirm your contractors.
6. Select Print on 1099 forms then Print to complete your printing. When complete, select Next then Done.

Additionally, you can refer to this article about how to create and file 1099s using QuickBooks Online.

For more information about IRS requirements, you can visit this page or consult your accountant.

As always, don’t hesitate to get back to me if you have further questions about this. It’ll be my pleasure to help you. Keep safe and have a good one.