IRS Form 1099-INT is sent to those taxpayers who received
interest income during the current tax year, such as that from a savings
account. This article is written from the point of view of the entity filling
out the 1099-INT, not the person receiving it. Have a question? Get an answer
from tax advisor now!
Instructions
1 - Call (800) TAX-FORM or visit the IRS online form
ordering website (see resources below) to obtain acceptable copies of Form
1099-INT to send to recipients. Although Form 1099-INT is available for viewing
online, the e-version of the form is unacceptable to send to the Internal
Revenue Service or tax recipients.
2 - Check the "Void" or "Corrected" box
at the top of the 1099 form if applicable. Enter the Payer's name, street
address, city, state, ZIP code and telephone number in the first box. The Payer
is the organization or entity that paid out the interest income.
3 - Enter the Payer's Federal Tax ID number and the
recipient's ID number (usually a Social Security number or an EIN) in the two
boxes beneath the first box. Below this, list the recipient's name, street
address (including apartment number), city, state and ZIP code. If applicable,
enter the account number that is associated with this interest payment. Check
the box if the payee has a second tax identification number. Note the payer's
RTN (routing transit number) if applicable.
Arizona Business Tax Extension
Arizona Business Tax Extension
4 - List any taxable interest paid to the recipient during
the year including any credits from Gulf tax bonds or clean renewable energy
bonds in Box 1. In Box 2, indicate any penalty or lost interest because of
early withdrawal of funds. In Box 3 show any taxable interest received for
United States Savings Bonds, Treasury bonds, Treasury bills or Treasury notes.
5 - Note any income tax that was withheld as a backup by
you, the payer, in Box 4. If the recipient did not provide you with a Tax ID
number, you are required to list a 28% withholding of the interest paid to the
recipient. In Box 5, enter the taxpayer's share of investment expenses from a
single-class REMIC (real estate mortgage investment conduit).
6 - Report any foreign tax paid by the payee in Box 6; list
the applicable foreign entity in Box 7. In Box 8, show any tax-exempt interest,
including exempt-interest dividends from a regulated investment company, paid
to the payee. Indicate the applicable interest that is subject to the
alternative minimum tax (AMT) in Box 9.
7 - File Form 1099-INT with the IRS; also send a copy to the
recipient. Check the IRS official website (see Resources below) for specific
instructions as to the filing deadline for Form 1099-INT; it changes annually.
No comments:
Post a Comment