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Fillable 1099-MISC (2026)

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IRS field notes

The 1099-MISC reports rents, royalties, and several other income types — but not nonemployee compensation, which now goes on the 1099-NEC. Report each box only when it meets the IRS threshold.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What goes on the 1099-MISC now?

Rents, royalties, prizes, awards, and other income types. Employee-like pay uses the 1099-NEC instead.

Do I need the recipient’s TIN?

Yes. The IRS matches payments to the recipient’s taxpayer ID, so both TINs are required.

When is it due?

Usually you furnish Copy B to the recipient by January 31 and file Copy A with the IRS by the same date.

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