KANSAS Requires
- Form 1099 (1099-MISC,1099-NEC,1099-K)
- Form W2 - Wage and Tax Statements
Deadline to File Kansas Filing Taxes:
- February 1, 2021 for Kansas State Taxes withheld.
- February 1, 2021 for Without Tax Withheld.
What are the Kansas 1099-MISC state filing requirements? Find your scenario below.
Scenario 1: No Kansas state taxes withheld, payments do not meet federal threshold.
Recommended filing method: No filing required.
Scenario 2: No Kansas state taxes withheld, payments exceed federal filing threshold.
Recommended filing method: CFSFP filing.
Deadline: February 1, 2021
Tax1099 fulfills: Yes
Cost: Included in your federal eFile with Tax1099
With the CFSFP, the federal eFile you submit through Tax1099 will be forwarded to the state. No additional action is required from you. Our platform will automatically flag your forms based on the state’s participation in the program.
Scenario 3: There were Kansas state taxes withheld.
Recommended filing method: Direct-to-state eFile.
Deadline: February 1, 2021
Tax1099 fulfills: Yes
Cost: + $0.50/form
When submitting your federal eFile through Tax1099, approve us to eFile your forms to the state, as well. We’ll automatically alert you to this filing requirement based on the information you enter into your forms.
Kansas requirements for 1099-NEC
Kansas requires 1099-NEC filing.
Recommended filing method: Electronic.
Deadline: February 1, 2021
Tax1099 fulfills: Yes
Cost: + $0.50 per form
Kansas requirements for 1099-K
Kansas requires 1099-K filing
Recommended filing method: Electronic.
Deadline: February 1, 2021
Tax1099 fulfills: Yes
Cost: + $0.50 per form
Kansas W2 State Filing Requirements
Recommended filing method: Direct-to-state eFile.
Deadline: February 1, 2021
Tax1099 fulfills: Yes
Cost: + $0.50 per form
Additional requirements: You may be required to file Kansas state reconciliation forms KW-3 and KW-3E. Tax1099 offers these forms through the platform for $4.99 each.
Kansas state filing agency: Kansas Department of Revenue https://www.ksrevenue.org/