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Free 1099-NEC Generator

Prepare 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC forms for your contractors. E-file directly to the IRS when you upgrade.

  • IRS-compliant layout
  • Bulk import from CSV
  • E-file ready (Track1099 / TaxBandits)
  • Recipient copies included

Why TinSuite?

1

$600+ contractor threshold tracked automatically

TinSuite watches your bills and flags every contractor that crosses the $600 IRS reporting threshold — no spreadsheet reconciliation needed.

2

W-9 collection workflow built in

Send a W-9 request link to any contractor. They fill it in online and we capture the EIN/SSN you need on the 1099.

3

E-file straight to IRS

Once you’re ready, upgrade and e-file all 1099-NECs in one click via Track1099 or TaxBandits. No paper, no Form 1096.

How TinSuite compares

FeatureTinSuiteTrack1099QuickBooks 1099Tax1099.com
Free generator
E-file price per form$1.99$2.99$5.99$2.90
Auto $600 threshold tracking
Bulk CSV import
W-9 request automation

Frequently asked questions

When are 1099-NEC forms due?

January 31 — both to the recipient and to the IRS. Late filings incur a $60–$310 penalty per form depending on how late.

Do I need to file 1099-NEC for incorporated contractors?

Generally no — corporations are exempt. But attorneys and law firms are an exception, even if incorporated. When in doubt, file it.

Can I e-file directly through TinSuite?

Yes — once you have a paid plan, TinSuite submits to the IRS via Track1099 or TaxBandits at $1.99 per form (cheaper than competitors).

What about state filing?

TinSuite handles federal e-file. State filing requirements vary — many states accept the federal copy via Combined Federal/State Filing (CF/SF) which TinSuite enrolls in automatically.

I missed a contractor — can I file a corrected 1099?

Yes. From the same dashboard, mark the original as corrected and submit a new 1099. We track both submissions for your audit trail.

Don’t miss January 31

Set up your contractors now and e-file in one click on deadline day.

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