End-of-Year Actions

At the end of the 1099 reporting year, you print or prepare electronic versions of 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms for each 1099 vendor by using the 1099-MISC Form (AP653000) and 1099-NEC Form (AP653100) forms. You then send the appropriate copies of the forms to vendors and the IRS.

If multiple companies in a tenant are configured as 1099 reporting entities, you print 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms for the vendors of each company. In the Company ID box of the 1099-MISC Form and 1099-NEC Form reports, you select the company for which you want to print the 1099 forms. In the list of options for this box, the system displays only companies that are 1099 reporting entities.

Once the forms have been filed for a particular 1099 year, you can close the 1099 year on the Close 1099 Year (AP507000) form to avoid duplicate filing of information. When a user enters the first transactions for a 1099 vendor defined in your system, the system initializes the next reporting year for 1099 information. The system tracks 1099 payments for each calendar year independently from 1099 payments of the previous year; thus, closing a year is not mandatory and you can have multiple open 1099 years.

You cannot process (record, apply, or void) a payment to a 1099 vendor with a date within the closed 1099 year. However, you can generate 1099-related reports, as well as the electronic 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC forms, for the closed year.

If you discover that a 1099 year has been closed by mistake, you can reopen it on the Close 1099 Year form. For details, see To Reopen a 1099 Year.