1099 Summary Report
Guide 34: 1099 Summary Report
Track contractor payments for tax reporting
Overview
The 1099 Summary report shows payments to vendors who may require a 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC form (typically $600+ in a calendar year).
Running the Report
- Go to Reports → 1099 Summary
- Select tax year
- Choose Business (or Both) using the Personal / Business filter — 1099s apply to business payments
- Click Run
Report Contents
Vendor Summary
| Vendor | Total Paid | Has TIN | 1099 Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| John's Consulting | $5,200 | Yes | Yes |
| ABC Services | $850 | Yes | Yes |
| Quick Repair | $450 | No | No (under $600) |
Requirements
- 1099-NEC - Non-employee compensation (services)
- 1099-MISC - Rents, royalties, other
- Threshold - Generally $600/year
Vendor Setup
For accurate 1099 tracking, vendors need:
- Business name - Legal name
- TIN/EIN - Tax ID number
- Address - For mailing forms
- 1099 eligible - Checkbox enabled
Personal / Business Filter
Use the Personal / Business / Both toggle to focus the report on business transactions only. This ensures personal payments to the same vendor are excluded from 1099 totals.
Exporting & Printing
Use the Export button to save the report as PDF or CSV. Select Print Preview to review the layout before sending to a printer. The PDF export is suitable for record-keeping alongside filed 1099 forms.
Actions
- Export for filing - Generate e-file data
- Print forms - Print 1099 forms
- Review missing TINs - Request W-9s from vendors
- Flag exceptions - Mark corporations (usually exempt)
Tips
- Request W-9 before first payment
- Review mid-year to catch missing info
- Corporations generally don't get 1099s
- Keep records for 7 years
- Due date: January 31 for 1099-NEC
See also: Guide 16: Vendor Management