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ErikaGBI
Level 2

"Bill Payments" not showing up in 1099 transactions only "Bills"

I have discovered in preparing for the 2024 year-end that there are errors with the QuickBooks 1099’s.

 

It seems that QuickBooks reports for 1099’s is listing the Bills in the system, and NOT the Payments made for the year. Which is not accurate calculations to issue 1099’s.

To issue a 1099, it must be for Bill Payments made in 2024, not Bills.

Do you have any knowledge of this, and if so have you found a solution?

 

Thank you

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Best answer October 25, 2024

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BigRedConsulting
Community Champion

"Bill Payments" not showing up in 1099 transactions only "Bills"

RE: It seems that QuickBooks reports for 1099’s is listing the Bills in the system, and NOT the Payments made for the year.

 

Yes, the report will show the bills, they they'll use the payment date. This is because 1099's $$ is round by the detail accounts on the bills, not payment (which just use the AP account and a bank account).

 

In some cases not every detail row of the bill should be included, and so QB does some magic and uses the 1099 account mappings to find the appropriate bill details, and then uses the linked payment dates and amounts paid by the payments to populate the 1099's and the related reports.

 

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ZackE
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"Bill Payments" not showing up in 1099 transactions only "Bills"

Thanks for getting in touch with the Community, ErikaGBI.

 

If a contractor you set up in QuickBooks is missing or not showing up correctly when creating 1099s, there's a few things you'll want to check. Initially, confirm your contractor is active for tracking. When contractors are missing from the list when you begin creating your 1099s, it could be because they aren't active, or haven't been marked as eligible.

 

Here's how to check if a contractor is active for 1099 tracking:
 

  1. In the top menu bar, go to Reports, then Vendors & Payables.
  2. Click 1099 Summary.
  3. In your 1099 options drop-down list, choose All vendors.
  4. If you see the missing vendor, make them a 1099 vendor by going to your Vendors menu, selecting Vendor Center, double-clicking their name, then accessing the Tax Settings tab. 
  5. From your Tax Settings screen, you'll be able to turn on the Vendor eligible for 1099 option and enter your vendor's tax ID in the Vendor Tax ID field. In the event there's a checkmark next to Vendor is Inactive, remove it. When you're finished, press OK.
  6. Once completed, repeat steps 1 and 2, then select 1099 Vendors in your 1099 options drop-down menu.

 

Next, you'll want to make sure the payments you've made to your contractor meet the threshold and that you're paying contractors from the appropriate expense account. You can find detailed steps for both processes in our Troubleshoot missing contractors or wrong amounts on 1099s article.

 

Please don't hesitate to send a reply if there's any additional questions. Have a great Friday!

BigRedConsulting
Community Champion

"Bill Payments" not showing up in 1099 transactions only "Bills"

RE: It seems that QuickBooks reports for 1099’s is listing the Bills in the system, and NOT the Payments made for the year.

 

Yes, the report will show the bills, they they'll use the payment date. This is because 1099's $$ is round by the detail accounts on the bills, not payment (which just use the AP account and a bank account).

 

In some cases not every detail row of the bill should be included, and so QB does some magic and uses the 1099 account mappings to find the appropriate bill details, and then uses the linked payment dates and amounts paid by the payments to populate the 1099's and the related reports.

 

BigRedConsulting
Community Champion

"Bill Payments" not showing up in 1099 transactions only "Bills"

RE:

This is because 1099's $$ is round by the detail accounts on the bills

 

I should have written:

This is because 1099's money is found from the detailed line items of paid or partially paid bills...

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