Monday, May 6, 2013

1099's for QuickBooks 2012

Okay as guaranteed here's the content for 1099-MISC using QuickBooks 2012. Allow me to provide you with the steps first.

1. Choose your 1099s suppliers
2. Verify vendor information, i.e. you have the right address and tax ID
3. Map the accounts that you simply accustomed to pay your various 1099s suppliers
4. Take a look at vendor obligations. Starting in 2011 the government now requires you to definitely Exclude any obligations you've made for your suppliers by:
a. charge card
b. debit card gift certificate
c. third-party payment systems for example PayPal.
5. Confirm your 1099-MISC records
6. Choose your filing method -- printing forms or E-filing

They've because of the Wizard a facelift. Try not to stress, the Wizard still walks you thru. The Wizard is a quite different based on whether this is actually the very first time you're establishing 1099's in QuickBooks or maybe you just need to review and edit before filing. I'll admit there have been a few areas that put me, however i will attempt to suggest individuals to allow it to be simpler for you personally:-)

1 Take a look at Vendor List and choose all individuals who require 1099's.

Do take time to review since most likely you've acquired newer and more effective Suppliers this year and also you want to be certain when they require a 1099, you have them marked properly. This instantly assumes this past year. That is fine whether it's 2012 and you are doing 2011 or it's 2013 and you are doing 2012. But, if you are attempting to review before year-finish, then you will find a few other techniques I would suggest - I'll highlight one of these later in the following paragraphs.

2 Make certain you've got a Tax ID and finish address for every 1099 vendor

An Aside: For those who have a big list of suppliers, or you are focusing on names in the present year, here's a different way to verify they're marked 1099 qualified, you will find the Tax ID and address. Click Lists-Add/Edit Multiple List Products, then choose the seller list and personalize the posts so that all the right fields are often seen and could be edited.

3 Map Vendor Payment Accounts

I'll admit the mapping stage is exactly what put me probably the most. Automatically, QuickBooks shows only individuals accounts which are planned for 1099's. If you want to review or choose others, you'll be able to Show all accounts.

Another facet that put me, but possibly not you, is the fact that when all of the accounts are proven, they're listed alphabetically rather than the standard accounting order within the Chart of Accounts. A number of you non- an accounting firm may enjoy it, however i will admit I didn't!

The following part that put me was the statement Your configurations don't match the present IRS thresholds. The fix would be to click Show IRS thresholds, then click Totally reset.

4 IMPORTANT: This task is perfect for the brand new IRS rules

If you are using charge cards or PayPal as well as other 3rd party network to pay for a number of your suppliers regularly or from time to time then you will need to give consideration for this particular step.

Click View Incorporated Obligations and you'll begin to see the obligations produced by inspections.

However a lot of you've PayPal setup as banking account in QuickBooks so when you are making obligations from PayPal you might either possess a PayPal transaction number for that check number or you might have left it blank. What QuickBooks is suggesting to complete here's to place the type of payment within the check number.

When clicking in view Excluded Obligations, you will see your an atm card, gift certificates, and PayPal. Charge cards do not show within this report since QuickBooks is definitely in a position to isolate individuals transactions.

5 Confirm your 1099 amounts

You can try other years, visit a summary or detail report that will help you verify these amounts.

6 Choose your filing method - print or e-file

For you personally "old-timers" much like me, this method differs, but Intuit has truly attempted hard to really make it pretty simple. Tell me for those who have any queries or problems.

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