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Form 1099-MISC e-filing

E-file 1099-MISC forms for rents, royalties and other income.

Report rents, royalties, prizes, medical payments, attorney proceeds and other miscellaneous income to the IRS. Import a spreadsheet or enter forms online, and have us mail each recipient's copy.

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About the form

What Form 1099-MISC reports

  • Rents, such as office space or equipment rentals (Box 1)
  • Royalties of $10 or more (Box 2)
  • Other income, including prizes and awards not for services (Box 3)
  • Federal income tax withheld (Box 4)
  • Medical and health care payments (Box 6)
  • Gross proceeds paid to an attorney (Box 10)

Who files

Who needs to file it

Businesses that paid rents, prizes and awards (not for services), medical and health care payments, gross proceeds to an attorney, or other income at or above the IRS reporting threshold in the course of their trade or business — or royalties of $10 or more. Pay for services by a nonemployee goes on Form 1099-NEC instead.

Threshold change: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act raised the reporting threshold from $600 to $2,000 for payments made after December 31, 2025 (adjusted for inflation beginning in 2027). Forms reporting 2025 payments still use the $600 threshold. The $10 threshold for royalties is unchanged.

Deadlines

Form 1099-MISC due dates

The general rule each year, and the actual date for tax year 2026 forms filed in 2027, already adjusted for weekends and federal holidays.

Form 1099-MISC filing deadlines
What's dueDeadlineTax year 2026 date
Send to recipients January 31
File with the IRS (electronic) March 31
File with the IRS (paper) February 28

Recipient copies are due February 15 if you report amounts in Box 8 or Box 10. If a due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, it moves to the next business day. See every form on our filing deadline calendar.

How it works

How to e-file Form 1099-MISC with EFileForMe

  1. Add your recipients

    Enter forms online, or fill in our 1099-MISC Excel template and import hundreds at once. You can also map your own spreadsheet's columns.

  2. Review what's flagged

    Each form is checked as it's saved. Fix anything flagged, preview the form, and optionally run IRS TIN matching.

  3. Check out and we file

    We transmit to the IRS and, if you choose, print and mail each recipient's copy. Track every form's status from your orders page.

Why EFileForMe

Built for 1099-MISC filing

Spreadsheet import

Upload an Excel or CSV file of your payees and map its columns once; it's saved for next time.

TIN matching

Check payee names and TINs against IRS records before you file.

W-9 requests

Email payees a secure link to complete their W-9 online.

Print & mail

We print and mail each recipient's copy for you.

State reporting

1099-MISC participates in the IRS Combined Federal/State Filing Program. State details

Corrections

File a corrected 1099-MISC from any accepted original.

Pricing

Pay per form. The more you file, the less each one costs.

$0.95 per form at volume

E-filing 1099-MISC forms starts at $2.89 per form. Your rate is set by the total number of forms in the order. No setup fees, no subscription, no contract.

Add print & mail of recipient copies+$1.50 / form
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Questions

Form 1099-MISC questions

When is Form 1099-MISC due?

Recipient copies are due January 31 (February 15 if you report amounts in Box 8 or Box 10). The IRS copy is due February 28 on paper or March 31 if you e-file. Dates that fall on a weekend or legal holiday move to the next business day. For tax year 2026 forms: send to recipients by Monday, February 1, 2027; file with the IRS (electronic) by Wednesday, March 31, 2027; file with the IRS (paper) by Monday, March 1, 2027.

What is the 1099-MISC reporting threshold?

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act raised the reporting threshold from $600 to $2,000 for payments made after December 31, 2025 (adjusted for inflation beginning in 2027). Forms reporting 2025 payments still use the $600 threshold. Royalties are still reported at $10 or more.

How much does it cost to e-file Form 1099-MISC?

E-filing Form 1099-MISC with EFileForMe costs $2.89 per form for small orders and drops to $0.95 per form at higher volumes, based on the total number of forms in your order. There are no setup fees, subscriptions or contracts. Printing and mailing each recipient's copy is an optional $1.50 per form. See the pricing page for every volume tier.

What's the difference between 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC?

Form 1099-NEC is for pay for services performed by nonemployees, like independent contractors. Form 1099-MISC covers other payments: rents, royalties, prizes and awards not tied to services, medical and health care payments, gross proceeds paid to attorneys and other income.

How do I report payments to an attorney?

Fees paid to an attorney for legal services go on Form 1099-NEC. Gross proceeds paid to an attorney — for example, a settlement paid to the attorney on a client's behalf — go in Box 10 of Form 1099-MISC. Both are reportable even if the law firm is a corporation.

Do I have to e-file 1099-MISC forms?

If you file 10 or more information returns in total for the year, counting all form types together, you must file electronically. Below that, e-filing is optional.

Do I need to send Form 1096?

No. Form 1096 is only for paper filing. When you e-file through EFileForMe, no 1096 is needed.

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