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The specific IRS Form 1099 filing due date varies based on the type of form and the chosen filing method. The key IRS 1099 filing deadlines are as follows (with some exceptions): by January 31, 2025, individuals and entities must furnish income statements to recipients. The payer must file with the Internal Revenue Service on or before February 28, 2025, if filing on paper, and if the payer has more than 10 forms, must file electronically by March 31, 2025.
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1099 Forms are described as a set of tax documents that record various payments received by any taxpayer other than traditional wages. For example, this includes independent contractors, gig workers, or any individual who isn’t an employee being reported on a W‑2. The IRS sets specific deadlines for sending and filing these forms, which both employers and independent contractors must follow.
The most common 1099 form deadlines are:
Most states follow the federal government’s tax deadlines, but they can vary because of different filing rules. So, it’s important to understand the specific regulations of the states where you file.
If you’re filing 10 or more forms in a calendar year of any type, you’re required to file electronically with the IRS—this updates the previous threshold of 250 returns of the same type. Consider using Tax1099, an IRS-authorized eFiling service, to streamline your filings.
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