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IRS Filing Due Dates for Tax Year 2026
Learn when IRS Forms 1099 are due for the upcoming filing season, including recipient, paper filing, and eFiling due dates.
If you fail to meet the deadline for filing and reporting a reportable 1099 payment to the IRS or for sending the recipient's statement, you may have to pay fines that increase the longer the return is late.
For tax year 2026, filed in 2027, the fines start at $60 per return and can go as high as $690 per form if the IRS concludes there has been intentional disregard.
If a return is late or contains errors, the vendor will have to follow up, delay their tax preparation, and wait for the corrected statement. The constant back-and-forth takes up a lot of time for all concerned and can strain business relationships.
Each state sets its own deadlines, limits, and rules regarding information returns, which often differ from the federal timetable. When filing in more than one state, always check the rules of each individual state.
Filing returns on time and regularly can reduce the risk of receiving penalties and notices from the IRS, reducing the need for corrections later on.
The IRS mandates that you eFile rather than use paper forms if your business files 10 or more information returns in a year. Compliance with this rule is mandatory.
For the 2027 tax filing season, there will be a change to the federal intake system. From tax year 2026 onwards, the IRS will use IRIS as its platform for submitting information returns, and FIRE will cease to accept submissions after 2026.
Use the table to check the 1099 filing deadlines for the 2027 filing season.
Note: When the due date occurs on a weekend or a legal holiday, the deadline is then moved to the following business day.
A payer who makes a mistake may be subject to two separate penalties, one for submitting an incorrect information return to the IRS and the other for giving the recipient an incorrect statement.
It is easier to meet the Form 1099 deadlines if you sort out information about recipients, your payment records, reporting limits, and access to electronic filing before the filing season begins.
Ensure that any missing Forms W-9 are updated, verify the recipient's details, and check that the names and TIN match before you start year-end reporting.
Check the payment records to determine which reporting threshold applies to each type of Form 1099 and payment you handle.
Make sure you have access to IRIS, review your filing data, and prepare your processes for the FIRE to IRIS transition.
Begin preparing the statements for the recipients based on each form's individual deadline.
Issue the recipient statements by the applicable deadline and maintain a record of when each statement was sent.
Submit the rest of your Forms 1099 to the IRS by March 1 if you are filing on paper and by March 31 if you are filing electronically. Generally, if you have 10 or more returns, you will need to eFile.
Public Law 119-21, also known as OBBBA, has increased the federal reporting threshold from $600 to $2,000 for payments covered by IRC sections 6041 and 6041A, effective after December 31, 2025.
The new OBBBA 1099 threshold will apply to qualifying 1099-NEC payments and to certain 1099-MISC categories such as rent, prizes and awards, other income, medical and health care payments, and crop insurance proceeds.
It doesn't apply to every 1099 form. There are separate reporting rules that apply to royalties, substitute payments in place of dividends or tax-exempt interest, gross proceeds paid to attorneys, cash payments for fish purchased for resale, direct sales, and any other payment type covered by its own separate reporting rule.
If January 31 falls on a weekend or a legal holiday, the deadline is postponed to the next business day. For the 2026 tax year, the January 31st deadline will be moved to February 1, 2027.
Yes, in most cases, you can still choose to file on paper as long as the total of your covered information returns is under 10.
The deadlines for Forms 1099-B, 1099-DA, 1099-S, and some 1099-MISC forms fall on February 15. However, since this date falls on a holiday in 2027, the deadline for the 2027 filing season will be February 16.
It can, but not automatically. You must submit Paper Form 8809 on or before the deadline and provide a justification required on line 7.
No. OBBBA did not change any Form 1099 deadlines. It changed certain payment thresholds but not the deadlines.
No, filing a corrected return may reduce the penalty r or allow you to qualify for relief, but it will not entirely get rid of the penalty.
If the total amount of covered information that you report reaches 10 or more in aggregate, the IRS requires you to file electronically.
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