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No problem. You can use the documents attached below and simply mark the Corrected checkbox on Form 1099-NEC, at the top. You will file this by mail and the address is on Form 1096, transmittal.
Since there's a chance that the social security number that I had used for the recipient is a valid social security number for someone else, do I need to "zero" out the amount that I reported for that incorrect social security number? If that's the case, then would I just file a new 1099-NEC using the correct social security number? This is what I wanted to confirm.
In addition, the instructions for the 1099-NEC form on that URL states this "Do not print and file copy A downloaded from this website; a penalty may be imposed for filing with the IRS information return forms that can’t be scanned." Does this mean that I need to buy the forms from OfficeMax or Staples or get them from the IRS?
Hi DianeW77,
Thank you for your response & suggestion.
I called the IRS and they stated that I would need to file a new 1099-NEC with the correct social security number for the recipient.
As for the 1099-NEC that had the wrong social security number, it could very well be a valid social security number so I would need to file a 1099-NEC for that social security number and check the VOID box so that that 1099-NEC is voided.
Thanks
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