1099s Quickbooks 2019

I have another way how you can run your 1099s, SarahD.

You can use your standalone 1099 e-file service to file 1099s with the IRS. You'll have to add your contractor and payment information to create and e-file 1099s. Once done, you can email, print, and mail them to your contractors. I've outlined the steps below:

1. From the 1099 E-File Service page, log in to your or sign up for your account.
2. Select Enter information.
3. Enter your company information, then select Continue.
4. Enter your tax information, then select OK.
5. Enter your contractor information and values for the supported boxes, then select OK. Important: There are changes to the 1099 forms and boxes in 2021 for tax year 2020, so choose your forms carefully. Most businesses will choose “Nonemployee compensation, Box 1 on the 1099-NEC, but check with your accountant if you think you might have made other types of payments.
6. Review your 1099 forms. Select Add to continue adding more contractors, Edit to make any changes, or select Continue to proceed to the next step.
7. On the Pay for Service window, enter your credit card information, and select Approve to pay for the service.
8. Select the Print For Contractors or Print for your records buttons to view and print 1099 forms. Note: don’t forget to mail the forms to your contractors, we do not mail 1099s to contractors for you.
9. Place a checkmark next to contractors paid in prior years you also wish to create 1099 for. Select Continue.
10. If you are ready to e-file, select Submit final forms.

For more details on how you can file without QuickBooks or payroll, check out this article for your reference: Create And File 1099s without payroll. Additionally, QuickBooks offers payroll and employee reports that can help you manage your payroll and keep track of employee expenses. Learn how to customize these reports to get the information you need. I've added this article for your guide: Customize Payroll And Employee Reports. 

Feel free to let me know if you have any questions about your 1099. Please know, we're always right here to help you and make sure everything is covered. 

Yes, I'm aware I can use 3rd party software. I was trying to avoid having to enter all the vendors and $$ amounts. I've never filed electronically but have always printed directly from QB. Thanks though.

Did Intuit discontinue it's standalone 1099 E-file services.  ?   When I search for it this year, it keeps linking me to the QB Contractor Program to buy.