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Join nowI am really struggling this year. Finally finished 1099 misc. Now 1099 nec. I have the vendors i need but the amounts are wrong. Its taking the whole amounts i paid to them through the whole year and those amounts don't need to be included on the 1099 nec. We are farmers so some vendors may have amounts under 2 or 3 accounts. Anyone get what i mean. Thanks
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I can share some info to ensure you can manage your 1099-NEC forms in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), @conniedusc.
After creating 1099-MISC, you'll need to repeat the steps for the 1099-NEC form. If you need to file both the 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC you will need to adjust your Chart of Accounts to ensure accounts are set up specifically for each form.
To create a new account to your Chart of Accounts to track the separate payments.
Move the payments to the new account:
You can choose to create a journal entry to move amounts to show in the newly created 1099-NEC accounts or you can edit existing payments to the new accounts.
To add a journal entry
Edit existing contractor payments
You can now run a 1099 Summary or 1099 Detail report to validate the changes to reflect the correct amounts in each account for both the 1099-NEC and the 1099-MISC.
Once these steps are completed, you are ready to begin filing your 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms.
I'll be adding this handy article to gain more insights about 1099-NEC forms. It contains common questions on how to handle them properly in QBDT: When and how to file 1099 forms.
Also, you'll want to know how to access and print your other tax forms to save a copy for future use. Please refer to this article for the detailed steps: View and print payroll tax forms.
I'm always here if you have more questions about managing your payroll forms in QBDT. I'd be glad to hear more from you in the comment section. Take care and enjoy the rest of the day.
I can share some info to ensure you can manage your 1099-NEC forms in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), @conniedusc.
After creating 1099-MISC, you'll need to repeat the steps for the 1099-NEC form. If you need to file both the 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC you will need to adjust your Chart of Accounts to ensure accounts are set up specifically for each form.
To create a new account to your Chart of Accounts to track the separate payments.
Move the payments to the new account:
You can choose to create a journal entry to move amounts to show in the newly created 1099-NEC accounts or you can edit existing payments to the new accounts.
To add a journal entry
Edit existing contractor payments
You can now run a 1099 Summary or 1099 Detail report to validate the changes to reflect the correct amounts in each account for both the 1099-NEC and the 1099-MISC.
Once these steps are completed, you are ready to begin filing your 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms.
I'll be adding this handy article to gain more insights about 1099-NEC forms. It contains common questions on how to handle them properly in QBDT: When and how to file 1099 forms.
Also, you'll want to know how to access and print your other tax forms to save a copy for future use. Please refer to this article for the detailed steps: View and print payroll tax forms.
I'm always here if you have more questions about managing your payroll forms in QBDT. I'd be glad to hear more from you in the comment section. Take care and enjoy the rest of the day.
Thanks so much for the help. I have gotten it figured out.
I have paid cash to subcontractor. How do I show this on the 1099 list? I do not have an account for cash. I did journal entry and debited subcontractor expanse and credited owner distribution but do not know how to have this show on the 1099 for this sub.
Thank you.
I appreciate you for joining the thread, @PT11.
I can help you add the contractor's payment entered through a journal entry on your Federal 1099.
Once the account is used on your contractor's transaction, it will be added automatically under the Map vendor payment accounts section. All you need to do is map the payments to the 1099 boxes.
If not, you can choose to display all of your accounts, then do the same thing with mapping. If you want to exclude an account/payment, select the Omit these payments from 1099 option.
I've added these screenshots for your visual references.
For additional resources when preparing your Federal 1099s, I recommend checking out the details from each link:
You can also review the topics from this article for more tips about year-end payroll and taxes: Year-end checklist for QuickBooks Desktop Payroll.
Please feel free to get back to me here for any additional questions with your Federal forms. I always have your back. Thanks for dropping in, and cheers for more success!