What do I do if I received a 1099 late, after already filing my taxes?
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You need to file an amended return and claim the 1099 as income.
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FROM IRS.GOV\n\nI didn't get my W-2 by January 31, so I asked my employer for it, but I still don't have it. What should I do?\n\nIf you don't receive your Form W-2 (PDF) by February 15, contact the IRS for assistance at (800) 829-1040. Also, you may want to refer to Tax Topic 154, Form W-2 - What To Do if Not Received, to see the specific information the IRS will need in order to prepare Form 4852 (PDF), Substitute For Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, or Form 1099R, Distributions from Pensions, Annuities, Retirement or Profit-Sharing Plans, IRAs, Insurance Contracts, etc.
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I'm not sure if you are asking if they should send it to you before your taxes are due. If you are the answer is yes. If you have not got yours I would call them. You can ask them to send you a new one or fax it to you. You can get your taxes done even if you don't have the form. As long as you have the amount that you pd.
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You will have a hard time with the IRS come tax time with 1099 workers. Do they work with other firms? Do you set their hours? Are you in control of thier working conditions. Do they supply their own equippment or work solely with yours. The wrong answer to these questions will raise red flags at the IRS. If your 1099 workers don't pay their taxes you'll have hell to pay. You need workers comp.
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Submit an amended return, form 1040X. Fill out 1040X with all the information that was on the original plus the corrected error. The IRS will compare the two and fix the problem, so make sure that the 1040X matches the original with the exception of the corrected error.
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Touchy situation. Call the IRS and speak to them, 1-800-829-1040.
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go to irs.gov and look for "Where's my refund".\n\nYou should have indicated to have direct deposit when you sent in your return, if not then it is too late to have it done.
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Can you give any additional details?\nYour preparer could have just made a mistake and they wouldn't be responsible for any penalties.  It is still your tax return and you would have signed it.\nSome companies offer 'insurance' so if the IRS disagrees with how your return was filed that the 'insurance' will pay any taxes that you owe.
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1099-G would mean that you are a contractor. This makes you responsible for the taxes and fees as none were held for you.
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Why not just send him/her a check, followed at the end of the year with a 1099 IRS Form?
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If Im not mistaken you have to wait until the taxes are processed before you can fix errors....
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Call them and ask for it.  Or pull your old tax returns.
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You're not in trouble, per se, because you have 3 years to file a return in order to get a refund (if due).  But what happens when you don't file a return is that IRS files a Substitute 1040 for you, and then they add penalties and interest to it, and the interest is accumulative, so you're much better off filing it now to eliminate owing them any more than you may already owe.  If you owe and can't pay, they will work out a payment plan with you, and you should take their offer, because the interest they charge is much less than paying it with a credit card.  And you don't need to hire someone to file the return for you; just go to irs.gov, find the form, fill it out and mail it in.
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You can call their HR department and ask for it.  They should give it to you.  I had the same problem with a loan that I didn't get a 1099 on it and the company was more than willing to give it to me, so it should work the same for the company you worked for.
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If you are sure you are getting a refund then yes you can file late.  Keep in mind that the IRS will not give you an interest on the refund and that they have your money.  Unlike if you owe, they charge interest and penalties it doesn't go the other direction.\n\nWhy would you want to let them keep your money anyway?  You earned it.  File as soon as possible to get it back.
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If you have a 1099, than you need to file a Federal form 1040 with a Sched C, and likely a Sched. SE as well as any other forms you need. If you look at the Sched C you'll see most of the things you can use to reduce your income already listed. Mileage, and depreciation are very tricky so you'll want to ask for help, most likely.  \nNote* Don't mix up your supplies with your assets!
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I assume you are saying you didn't pay your estimated quarterly taxes for last year (if not, ignore this eMail).  I'd suggest figuring out what you should have paid, and paying it ASAP. You send in the payment with an extension request (you can extend your 2005 return until October 15th, but you still have to pay what you estimate you will owe when you request the extension).  Extend immediately since the extension request should have been received by 4/15.\n\nThe penalty is about 10%, the interest is about 8%.  The IRS will happily figure out this penalty and interest and tell you the extra you need to pay.\n\nOf course if you owe state taxes and didn't pay those either you better do the same for your state, and the state will also tell you the extra you need to pay.