Form 1099-INT, Interest Income
Form 1099-INT, Interest Income, is a yearly tax statement provided by payers of interest income that summarizes income of more than $10 from interest along with associated expenses. The information...
IRS To Be Closed Friday, May 24th
The IRS will be closed on Friday May 24th, as well as June 14, July 5, July 22 and Aug. 30, 2013 due to the current budget situation. Filing and...
E-File Forms 1099 & W-2’s With ExpressTaxFilings
Form 1099 and W-2’s can be E-Filed in a matter of minutes when you use ExpressTaxFilings.com. Form 1099 series is used to report various types of income other than wages,...
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Benefits of E-Filing Forms 1099 & W2 with ExpressTaxFilings
ExpressTaxFilings makes 1099 and W-2 filing easy. We have the best customer support and the most user friendly software to E-File Form 1099 in the industry. IRS Approved-We’re an IRS...
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Form 1099 and W-2’s can be E-Filed in a matter of minutes when you use ExpressTaxFilings.com. Form 1099 series is used to report various types of income other than wages,...
Correcting Payer Name or TIN on an Accepted 1099 or W-2
You submitted your Form 1009 or W-2 and it was accepted by the IRS, but now you realize you have incorrect information on that form. What do you do? If...
Advantages of E-Filing Form 1099 With TaxBandits
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How to Correct Information on an Accepted W-2
You submitted your Form W-2 and it was accepted by the IRS, but now you realize you have incorrect information on that form. What do you do? If you filed...