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Filing Requirement

Massachusetts State Requires the following Forms:

Form 1099-MISC

Miscellaneous Information

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Form 1099-NEC

Non-Employment Compensation

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Form 1099-R

Distributions from Pensions

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Form 1099-INT

Interest Income

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Form W-2G

Gambling Winnings

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Form W2

Wage and Tax Statements

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Deadline for Massachusetts State Filing Taxes:

Massachusetts Form 1099 Filing Deadline (with State Taxes Withheld) February 02, 2026
Massachusetts Form 1099 Filing Deadline (without State Taxes Withheld) March 31, 2026
Massachusetts Form W-2 Filing Deadline February 02, 2026

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Massachusetts State Filing Scenario for the following Forms:

Scenario CFSF Participation Direct to state filing
1099 MISC Yes, but direct state filing is still required. Yes, mandatory state filing is required.
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1099 NEC Yes, but direct state filing is still required. Yes, mandatory state filing is required.
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1099 K Where amounts paid in settlement to a payee in a calendar year meet both the IRS and Massachusetts Form 1099-K thresholds, a TPSO may use the Combined Federal/State Filing Program to file Form 1099-K with the Department. Yes, if transaction limit is more than $600
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1099 B Yes, but direct state filing is still required. Yes, mandatory state filing is required.
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1099 R Yes, if state taxes are not withheld. Yes, if state taxes are withheld.
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1099 G NA NA
1099-INT Yes, but direct state filing is still required. Yes, mandatory state filing is required.
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W-2G Not Required If you win more than $600 the payer must give you a Forms W-2G when you receive your winnings. If withholding is required, the payer of winnings must report the amount paid on Form W-2G
Filing method: Electronic
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W2 Not Required Yes, mandatory state filing is required.
Filing method: Electronic
Pricing: $0.99 Per form

Additional filing requirements :- You may be required to submit Massachusetts state reconciliation form M-3. Tax1099 offers this form through the platform for $4.99.

Yes, you must file 1099 forms with the state of Massachusetts only if the state income is reported.

Yes, even if there is no state tax withholding, the Massachusetts Department of Revenue requires a W-2 form to be filed.

The deadline to file the 1099 Form with Massachusetts is February 02 2025 in case taxes are withheld. And the due date to file Form 1099 without state tax withholding is March 31

The deadline to file Form W-2 with Massachusetts is February 02 2025.

Note: If these dates fall on a weekend or a federal holiday, the deadline shifts to the next working day.

Yes, Massachusetts mandates additional forms when filing alongside Form W-2. If you choose to file on paper, include Form M-3 (Reconciliation) with Form W-2. However, electronic filing eliminates the requirement to submit Form M-3.

  • You may mail your 1099 forms to the address given below:
  • Massachusetts Department of Revenue,
  • PO Box 7015, Boston,
  • MA 02204.

Yes! The State of Massachusetts allows both electronic and paper filing. It is recommended to file electronically if you are submitting 50 or more 1099s.

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