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1099 Preparation
My dad has been accepted to hospice and is in an assisted living facility. In addition to the monthly cost for his apartment in the assisted living facility, he needs 24/7 care. He's paying for the monthly assisted living facility and the cost of 24/7 aides and nurses.
Each week, each aide/nurse completes a "timesheet" and signs it. Based on the agreed upon hourly rate, he pays them by check. I will be doing his tax return for 2021 and he will itemize deductions. Subject to the 7.5% medical expense "threshold", I will deduct the cost of the aides/nurses and the assisted living facility that he lives in. He's currently bedridden.
Do I have to prepare a 1099 for each aide/nurse? If so, do I have to advise the IRS that I've done that and how do I do it? One aide has mentioned that in 2022, her income will be high.