Fix rejected 1099 forms

1. Go to the 1099 filings tab
   • QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Online Payroll: Go to Taxes, then 1099 filings.
   • QuickBooks Contractor Payments only: Go to 1099 filings.
2. Look for the alert ‌on the page. It'll indicate why the IRS rejected your 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC filings.

Rejections happen for these reasons:

• Your company's legal name, EIN, or SSN doesn’t match IRS records exactly.
• The contractor's address(es) don't match IRS records. The most common reason for this is an incomplete ZIP code, wrong state, or a non-US address.

From the 1099 filings tab, select Void forms. This will void all forms that have been rejected.

Review your company info:

From the Contractors tab, select Prepare 1099. Review your company's legal name and tax identification number. Select Edit ✎ to see more info or to make a correction.

• Note: don't abbreviate your legal info. It must match IRS records exactly.

Review your contractor info: 

You can review each contractor’s info from the Contractors tab. Select their name to review their address and tax identification number.

If you have QuickBooks Online, run a report to see your vendor details.

1. Go to Reports.
2. Search for Vendor Contact List.
3. Select the Contractor name, then Edit to make updates.

1. Go to the Contractors tab.
   • QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Online Payroll: Go to Payroll, and select Contractors 
   • QuickBooks Contractor Payments only: Go to Contractors, then Contractors.
2. Select Prepare 1099s.
3. Follow the steps to create and e-file your 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC. Be sure to review and update if needed your company's legal and contractor info, including their legal name, tax identification numbers, and addresses.

Once complete, each contractor will be mailed a new paper and electronic copy of their 1099 form.