Last year I had to hire a company to remediate and renovate my condo rental property for flood damage caused by another neighbor. I received reimbursements from insurance companies.
Do I need to send form 1099-NEC to the company I had for the work on the condo?
If so, do I limit the amount paid to only what was paid in 2022?
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No, you are not required to send a 1099-NEC in this case unless your rental company also does renovation work.
Per the IRS:
File Form 1099-NEC for each person in the course of your business to whom you have paid the following during the year:
I don't have a rental company. Just own a condo that I rent out. Thanks for the reply!
Ok. If you are not running a business you are not required to file any 1099 forms regardless of who you are paying.
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