UPDATE: Rhode Island Now Accepts E-Filed 1099 Forms
In a recent update made by Rhode Island, e-filed 1099 forms will now be accepted directly through the RI Department of Taxation’s portal.
State 1099 and W-2 filing requirements covering CF/SF participation, direct filing rules, withholding reconciliation, and state-by-state deadlines.
In a recent update made by Rhode Island, e-filed 1099 forms will now be accepted directly through the RI Department of Taxation’s portal.
TY2024 no Vermont ACA filing requirements, but will implement them if federal ACA requirements are eliminated.
In TY24 states have adopted Individual Mandates. DC ACA reporting is now required for certain employers and insurance providers.
Tax Year 2024 Massachusetts ACA filing is now required for certain employers and insurance providers.
Many states have adopted Individual Mandates for TY2024. New Jersey ACA filing is now required for certain employers and insurance providers.
Many states have adopted Individual Mandates for TY2024. Rhode Island ACA filing is now required for employers and insurance providers.
Many states have adopted Individual Mandates in TY24. California ACA reporting is now required for certain employers and insurance providers.
Alabama state 1099 tax filing requires forms to be filed with the Alabama Department of Revenue. Alabama participates in Combined Federal/State
Arizona state 1099 tax filing only requires state 1099 tax filing for Form 1099-R. Arizona does participate in Combined Federal/State Filing.
Alaska state 1099 tax filing does not require reporting. Since Alaska does not require state 1099 tax filing, no combined filing is necessary.
The ACA filing process has grown in complexity with the addition of ACA State Requirements and Individual Mandates.
The recent updates to California Pay Data Reporting begs the question: What is a Snapshot Period and why is it important to the PDR?
Massachusetts residents who has health coverage should receive a Form MA 1099-HC and these forms should also be filed with the state.
Avoid these common mistakes when completing your California Pay Data Reporting to ensure that you're able to accurately submit your reports.
California Pay Data Reporting (SB 1162) can affect employers who are not physically in CA. Is reporting your employees or contractors required?