I have to issue 21099-NEC form for two contractors that did two jobs for my two rentals in CA. I also have to issue 1099-NEC for my consultants for schedule C. On the 1099-NEC, do I need to mention the name of the rental. with my SS.# or just my name and social security? Can I report all of these 1099-NECs from my different sources of income on one summery 1096? I appreciate the help since i have to send these forms quickly.
TurboTax generates one Form 1096 for each social security number or Employer Identification Number (EIN).
No, you don't need to enter the name of the rental unless you have it registered as a business, in which case you may have an EIN which will have the rental name.
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How do I issue 1099s for my non-rental Schedule C business? I has been frustrating to find and an answer, especially when I initiated filing my 2020 1040 (using Home & business version), the program took me there an gave me an option to do so. But I thought, Id do this after I import my info from 2019..... and then the option disappeared!!!!! I have been trying to see how I can go back to that option within the software but to no avail. I need to issue 3 1099s for a non-rental schedule C business. Thank you
It can be hard to find the option for the Quick Employer Forms in TurboTax.
You need to first indicate that you have to add 1099 payments in the screen that says Let's confirm your business info:
Then, you need to edit your business expenses and select Contract Labor:
Then, you will see the option for Quick Employer Forms: