I recognize how important it is to accurately track the commissions on 1099, RMARosie. I'm here to help you with that.
The gross revenue is the reportable amount in QuickBooks. If 1099 shows the net, you'll need to know the gross before the expenses were taken out and add that as your income. You can then add the expenses after.
Also, please make sure that the accounts are correctly mapped. Then, delete and recreate the transactions to trigger the system to show the correct amount.
Aside from that, I'd suggest reaching out to an accountant to ensure the 1099 reporting is organized and accurate. If you don't have any, you can visit our Find an Accountant page to find one.
Additionally, I've included an article that'll help you learn more about preparing and filing the 1099 form. This ensures everything is accurate for the tax season: Get Answers to your 1099 Questions.
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