A 1099-INT is the tax form used to report interest income to investors and the IRS.

When one of these exceptions applies, your IRA custodian is required to indicate the exception by entering the appropriate exception-qualifying code in Box 7 Distribution code (s) of your 1099-R.

The revised 1099-MISC form has different box numbers for reporting various types of payments—for instance, Rents in Box 1 and Royalties in Box 2.

Box 1 of Form 1099-G, labeled "unemployment compensation," contains the total amount of benefits before any taxes were taken out. Box 1’s total includes the sum of pretax weekly benefit amounts.

Trying to figure out your tax forms? Here's the next in my handy-dandy forms primer: SSA-1099, Social Security Benefits.

A 1099-INT tax form is a record that someone paid you at least $10 in interest throughout the year. Here's what to do with it.

According to the instructions for the Form 1099-MISC you should report the income from the 1099-MISC box 6 on the Schedule C/C-EZ, Profit or Loss from Business.

For most taxpayers, Form 1099-INT is easy to understand, but there's a lot of detail that can complicate things in some cases. Here, you'll find a box-by-box guide to the 1099-INT form.

If you held common stock of FCPT in your name at any time during 2019, an IRS Form 1099-DIV will be provided to you by Broadridge Corporate Issuer Solutions, FCPT’s transfer agent during 2019.

If you made money from freelancing or gig economy work in 2020, you will receive a new tax form by February 1, 2021—Form 1099-NEC. This replaces Form 1099-MISC, which companies have to send when ...

If you held common stock of FCPT in your name at any time during 2023, an IRS Form 1099-DIV will be provided to you by Broadridge Corporate Issuer Solutions, FCPT’s transfer agent during 2023.