I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

michael19 — Fri, 16 Aug 2019 12:49:43 GMT

I am the employer

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

DoninGA — Fri, 16 Aug 2019 13:03:26 GMT

If you are referring to the TurboTax Quick Employer Forms used with the TurboTax Self-Employed, TurboTax Home and Business or the TurboTax Business Edition, see this TurboTax support FAQ - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/forms/help/what-is-quick-employer-forms/01/25916

For prior tax year W-2's or 1099's created with Quick Employer Forms see this TurboTax support FAQ - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/accessing/help/how-do-i-access-my-prior-year-quick-employer-forms/01/27509

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

DoninGA — Fri, 16 Aug 2019 13:08:55 GMT

Quick Employer Form FAQ's - https://quickemployerforms.intuit.com/faq.htm

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

eric_l — Thu, 30 Jan 2020 21:28:16 GMT

I'm not sure I trust what TurboTax says about their Quick Employer Forms. If you enter data, it might disappear instead of being saved (as promised).

On about January 10, 2020, I (eventually) figured out how to enter payee data at the TurboTax web pages for eventual printing and eFiling of IRS Forms 1099-MISC (block 7, NEC Compensation) due tomorrow, January 31, 2020. [For my 2019 returns, I upgraded to TTax Home & Business -- specifically because I wanted the advertised ability to eFile my 1099-MISC forms and know that my current 2019 data would be saved online for quick & easy transfer to next year.]

(1) It turned into a time-wasting hassle to (eventually) discover that the ability to enter 1099-MISC info via the online web pages could NOT be accessed from my freshly-created and therefore existing 2019 TTax file in my desktop computer. Instead, when first opening TTax I had to click the "Start a new return" button and from there choose to enter 1099-MISC (or W2, etc.) data. That worked and I manually entered data for about 30 payees. I chose not to eFile at that time (TTax FAQs explain that my data would be saved online for later eFiling and for transfer to next year). Instead of immediately eFiling, I opted to wait until the end of January (i.e., today, 01/30/2020) in case errors needed to be corrected before eFiling. [NOTE -- There was NO "sign out" link or button available on any of the screens that appeared for me, so I simply closed the browser window. Chrome browser.]

(2) Today, 01/30/2020, I am trying to get back to my previously-entered 1099-MISC data that is supposed to be stored someplace within my online account at TTax ... ... ... and, after successfully logging in with my username and password, I cannot find any of my previously-entered data. The option to enter brand new data appears, but NO saved data from a couple of weeks ago. AARRGGH! A link to previously-saved data does NOT appear when I use the "Start a new return" button when TTax first loads. I cannot find a link to my already-entered data when I go back into my already-started 2019 tax file that's stored in my desktop computer. AARRGGH!

Now I wonder why I wasted my time and money upgrading my TTax product so that I could (supposedly) enter and eFile 1099-MISC forms via TTax to the IRS.

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I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?

Re: I am trying to locate the information from filing w-2 and 1099 forms on line. How do I recover that information?