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Question

Do I have to file 1099-NEC?

Forum|Forum|5 months ago
December 27, 2025
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I flipped a house without a company. In toehr words I flipped a house as an individual. I hired a contractor to remodel the house? Do I have to issue him a 1099-NEC form? Thanks a lot!

Level 15

As an independent contractor you would issue a 1099-NEC for payment greater than $600 for services related to your business unless the payee is a corporation.

Level 15

No. Not if you are just an individual. Only if you have a business or are self employed.

Level 15

The issue is whether the IRS considers that you flipped the house with the intent of making a profit. If so, you are in business and would generate the 1099-NEC. It doesn’t matter that you are an “individual”.