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Federal Form 1099-NEC reporting threshold for nonemployee compensation has increased to $2,000 for 2026 payments (reported in 2027). However, this OBBBA update is not uniform for the states. Some state 1099-NEC rules may still use different thresholds, state-withholding triggers, direct filing, or CF/SF/IRIS treatment, so confirm each state’s current requirement before filing.
Here’s a quick state-wise guide to check and understand the reporting requirements for Form 1099-NEC + official notifications from all 50 states.
Business taxpayers are used to convenient tax filing procedures and programs enforced by the IRS and state tax departments. Those who need to report nonemployee compensation rely on Form 1099-NEC. The threshold to file this information return is generally $2,000 for payments made in 2026, to be reported in 2027, unless there was backup withholding or if an IRS rule requires reporting at a lower amount.
The new changes have made state filing for Form 1099-NEC more complex. Some states receive 1099-NEC data through the Combined Federal/State Filing Program, some require a direct state portal filing, and many require a separate filing only when state income tax was withheld. And with the new OBBBA updates, filing 1099-NEC can be very confusing. After completing federal filing, you should review each applicable state to determine:
Further, both the principal location of the business and the operational location from which the business is earning its income should also be considered. This rule would vary according to each state.
Here’s an example to understand the situation.
Let’s say you are a business owner who is operating a clothing store in Texas. You are making enough sales to generate income through this business or trade. Texas may impose franchise tax or other business taxes.
Sounds pretty easy, right?
Now, let’s say that you have expanded your business and have multiple outlets in various states. Say, California, New York, Massachusetts, and Michigan. Now, you may need to review tax and information-reporting obligations in Texas (the principal location in which your business is situated) but also for the income earned in California, New York, Massachusetts, and Michigan (operational states).
Don’t just rely on your business address when you’re sorting out state filing. You can start by pulling the contractor’s address from a completed W-9 and checking where they performed services, along with state tax withholding (if any). If a contractor lives in one state but services are provided in another, you might have to file in one or both states. It depends on that state’s rules.
But state tax withholding usually means a stronger filing obligation, and it might require direct filing even when part of CF/SF. And if no state tax was withheld, check if the state still requires 1099-NEC reporting, depending on where the recipient lives, where the work was done, or a state-specific threshold.
So, meeting federal filing requirements doesn’t mean you’ve automatically met your state’s requirements too. Always double-check your state’s current reporting threshold, withholding rules, due dates, CF/SF participation, and any direct filing requirements.
Fortunately, we could get on the case and created this quick guide to give you an overview of how each state has advised its taxpayers to report 1099-NEC forms.
So, let’s get to it.
Before we get to state-by-state details, there are five things you must check for each state:
1. Filing route: If the state accepts 1099-NEC through CF/SF, requires direct filing, or filing only when state tax was withheld.
2. Filing trigger (threshold): Does it have its own dollar threshold other than the federal reporting threshold?
3. Deadline: Is it the same as the IRS 1099-NEC deadline? Some states use a later date or a withholding reconciliation deadline.
Payer ID requirement: Using an accurate payer ID matters because states such as Connecticut, Maryland, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin may require state registration, withholding, BIN, or employer account number.
4. Extra state form requirement: Does the state need a separate reconciliation or transmittal form? CF/SF forwarding may not satisfy this extra state step.
Taxpayers must file 1099-NEC to the Alabama Department of Revenue. It requires direct state reporting only state income tax is withheld from the payments. The form must be submitted along with Form A-3 using My Alabama Taxes.
Alaska does not have a state income tax. So, taxpayers don’t have to file 1099-NEC in Alaska.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC only if when state withholding is reported in the forms. You can start filing 1099-NEC forms to the Arizona -Department of Revenue by paper or optical media rather than through its electronic upload system
Taxpayers must file their 1099-NEC forms to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration. If payments amount to $2500 or more, then taxpayers are required to report the same in their 1099-NEC forms. If Arkansas income tax was withheld, filing is required regardless of the payment amount.
Taxpayers are required to file their 1099-NEC forms with the California Franchise Tax Board when payments are made in full or part to a resident of the state or when a transaction took place within the state. The minimum threshold for reporting is $2,000. If the form has been filed with the IRS through the CF/SF Program, then no state filing is required unless the amount reported in federal and state are different.
Taxpayers are required to file their 1099-NEC forms to the Colorado Department of Revenue only if the state withholding is reported. Filers can send Colorado state Form 1099-NEC through Revenue Online, either by manual entry or file upload. If you are sending your 1099-NEC files by email, then make sure that the file size is not larger than 20 MB. Please note that files by email are unencrypted by default.
Taxpayers are required to file their 1099-NEC forms with the Connecticut Department of Revenue for both resident individuals or nonresident individuals for payments related to services that were performed within the state. If you are filing electronically, ensure that you specify your Connecticut tax registration number.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Delaware Division of Revenue when a resident of the state is issued the form (regardless of the place in which the transaction took place). 1099-NEC must also be filed and issued to a non-resident who performed the work in Delaware.
Taxpayers are required to file 1099-NEC forms with the District of Columbia Office of Tax & Revenue when the payments made to a D.C residence amount to $600 or more annually. Payments subject to D.C. withholding also have to be reported For electronic filing specifications in D.C., check this downloadable PDF link.
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC since there is no state income tax in Florida.
Taxpayers are required to file 1099-NEC forms with the Georgia Department of Revenue only if state withholding is reported.
Taxpayers are required to file 1099-NEC forms with the Hawaii Department of Taxation. The state has confirmed that it will accept 1099-NEC files when:
Additionally, if filers are filing by paper, they are required to directly file 1099-NEC forms to the Department of Taxation, which means that taxpayers must opt paper filing method.
Note: Form N-196 must also be filed along with Form 1099-NEC when paper filing.
Reporting state ID on Form N-196 is not compulsory.
Taxpayers are required to file 1099-NEC forms with the Idaho State Tax Commission only if state withholdings are reported. Electronic filings will require a valid and active federal employer identification number and Idaho Withholding Account Number (state ID).
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC. For live updates, check the official Illinois Department of Revenue’s portal.
Taxpayers are required to directly file Form 1099-NEC with the Indiana Department of Revenue only if state withholdings are reported. If the forms don’t report state withholdings, taxpayers are required to have the forms available when requested by the Indiana Department of Revenue.
Check this downloadable PDF to view the specifications and guidelines for Form 1099-NEC.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Iowa Department of Revenue & Finance only if state withholdings are reported on the form. State IDs are mandatory for both methods of filing. Additionally, filers are required to have the forms available (for at least 4 years) if and when requested by the Iowa Department of Revenue & Finance.
Electronic filers (payers/employers) are assigned BEN (Business Tax Entity) when registering with the department to withhold state tax. A BEN must be used by filers to log into Iowa’s eFile and Pay portal.
Taxpayers are required to file their 1099-NEC forms with the Kansas Department of Revenue.
Check this downloadable PDF to review the specifications for Form 1099-NEC
The Kansas Department of Revenue does not mandate reporting state IDs in the forms. However, we recommend checking this link to further understand the instructions and State ID requirements.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Kentucky Revenue Cabinet only if the forms report state withholding. A State ID is mandatory when filing Form 1099-NEC.
Louisiana is yet to declare the reporting instructions and requirements for Form 1099-NEC. There are no new updates regarding Form 1099-NEC in the official portal of the Louisiana Department of Revenue. We encourage you to check the portal before you start filling your forms.
If the state does not provide any new updates, the filing requirements for Form 1099-MISC will be followed by default for Form 1099-NEC as well.
The Louisiana Department of Revenue requires taxpayers to file 1099-MISC if the following conditions are met.
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Maine is yet to declare 1099-NEC requirements. Given Maine’s history with 1099-MISC reporting, wherein the state does not require its taxpayers to file Form 1099-MISC unless the form reports state withholding, any new update from Maine seems unlikely.
However, if Maine decides to declare its 1099 reporting requirements, Form 1099-NEC has to be filed with the Maine Revenue Services as specified in the official portal.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Comptroller of Maryland only if the form reports state withholding greater than $0.
Filers are required to have a Maryland Central Registration Number and State IDs when reporting with Form 1099-NEC.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. The state did not provide any new directions for the form but encourages filers to follow the federal guidelines as instructed by the IRS.
Take a look at this guide from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue before you start preparing your forms.
Taxpayers are required to file 1099-NEC forms with the Michigan Department of Treasury if the following conditions are met.
State ID is not mandatory.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Minnesota Department of Revenue only if the forms report state withholding.
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Taxpayers are required to file form 1099-NEC to the Mississippi State Department of Revenue. The state has not provided any specific guidelines for the State ID positioning.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Missouri Department of Revenue only if the payments made annually amount to $1200 or more.
Missouri does not mandate the inclusion of State ID in Form 1099-NEC or any of the 1099 forms issued to the state.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Montana Department of Revenue. Montana requires the direct filing of Form 1099-NEC if the non-employee compensations made annually amount to $600 or more. State IDs are not mandatory when filing.
Taxpayers are required to file their 1099-NEC forms to the Nebraska Department of Revenue only if the state withholding and incomes earned in the state are reported. Filers are required to have a state employer identification number when filing their 1099s electronically with the Nebraska Department of Revenue.
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC since there is no state income tax in Nevada.
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC since there is no state income tax in New Hampshire.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC if the reported payments amount to $1000 or more in a tax year. Further, taxpayers are required to file this form if it reports state withholding. Form 1099-NEC must be filed with the New Jersey Department of the Treasury.
New Mexico is yet to declare the 1099-NEC guidelines for the 2020-2021 tax year. New Mexico’s tax guidelines history, however, tells us that 1099-MISC was not required for filing unless the form reports payments derived from oil and gas production within the state.
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC with the New York Department of Taxation & Finance.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the North Carolina Department of Revenue only if state withholding is reported in the form. “State Withholding Account Number” or “NC Withholding ID Number” is required when filing with either paper or electronic formats.
North Dakota is yet to declare any new requirements or guidelines in regards to Form 1099-NEC. If there is a filing requirement, the North Dakota Tax Commissioner will update it in the official portal.
Taxpayers are not required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Ohio Department of Taxation. However, if state income tax withholding is reported, then taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Oklahoma Tax Commission. Payments (greater than $750) made to residents and non-residents of Oklahoma, and payments made within the state must be reported in the form. Please note Ohio requires Form 501 to be filed along with Form 1099-NEC. If filing electronically, filers need to have a state ID or Withholding Account ID.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Oregon Department of Revenue. Please note that taxpayers are required to have a Business Identification Number (BIN) (issued in Oregon) when filing 1099 forms with the state.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. The form must report transactions made by residents of Pennsylvania or transactions made by non-residents within Pennsylvania. Please note Pennsylvania requires filers to report State Withholding Identification Number on all 1099 forms issued to the state.
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Rhode Island is yet to declare its 1099-NEC reporting requirements. However, given the state’s history with 1099 reporting guidelines, 1099-NEC would also be required to be filed with the same instructions should the state declare the requirement.
Rhode Island Division of Taxation usually requires 1099 reporting in the following cases.
1) State income tax was withheld
2) Amount paid to residents derived from the income attributable to the obligations of other states.
3) Payments to non-residents for services performed within the state
4) Qualified depository accepting deposits as family education accounts
Note: Please note that Rhode Island accepts only paper filings.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC with the South Carolina Department of Revenue only if backup withholding is reported. Please note that the state requires filers to provide South Carolina Withholding Number issued by the state.
South Dakota does not require 1099-NEC filing as there is no state income tax in South Dakota.
Tennessee does not require 1099-NEC filing as there is no state income tax in Tennessee.
Texas does not require 1099-NEC filing as there is no state income tax in Texas.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC along with other 1099 forms to the Utah Tax Commission only if backup withholding is reported in the form. Utah now accepts electronic filings.
Please note that Utah requires a Utah Withholding Account Identification Number when filing 1099 forms. Utah’s 1099 reporting guidelines apply to Form 1099-NEC as well.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC along with Form WH-434 to the Vermont Department of Taxes.
Taxpayers need to file Form WH-434 only if any of the following apply.
Virginia does not require 1099-NEC filing. However, if backup withholding is reported, Form 1099-NEC has to be filed with the Virginia Department of Taxation.
Washington does not require 1099-NEC filing as there is no state income tax in Washington.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC only if state withholding is reported. The West Virginia Department of Tax & Revenue requires Form IT-103 to be submitted along with Form 1099-NEC at the time of submission.
Taxpayers are required to file Form 1099-NEC to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. Filers are required to provide Wisconsin Withholding Tax Account Number when filing.
Payments made to non-residents for services performed within the state and payments made to the residents of the state must be reported in Form 1099-NEC.
Wyoming does not require 1099-NEC filing as there is no state income tax in Wyoming.
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