After you file

It shouldn't affect your income tax return.  No "1099-MISC" information is incorporated into your income tax return.  All the IRS sees is a lump sum of "Revenue", (1099-MISC's to you plus and "general' income you entered), or a "Contract Labor" lump sum, (1099-MISC's you've prepared plus any other contract labor you entered where no 1099-MISC was required).

Keep working on sending your 1099-MISC's as you do want them in by the deadline.

Tom Young

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