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Buy nowIf you want to add an employee who will receive a 1099, you'll have to classify them as independent contractors and add them under the Contractors tab, Gustavo. Allow me to explain further.
To start, please know that a 1099 is a form used for non-employees, such as independent contractors, freelancers, and vendors, not for regular employees.
With this, it's not advisable to add your employees under the Employees tab and have them 1099. Instead, you can add them under the Contractors tab.
Here's how:
However, if your employee is considered a regular employee, you can include them in the Employees tab and have them fill out a W-2 instead of a 1099.
Let me guide you through the process:
Additionally, you might want to check out these articles to learn how to manage 1099 or W-2 and W-3:
Keep me posted if you have further concerns about managing your employees. Happy Thursday.
RE: Trying to add employees but have them do a 1099 instead of having them under the contractor tab.
Employees need to be run through payroll and get a W-2.
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