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4 Replies Last post: Jan 5, 2009 7:35 PM by sandbag1  
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Jan 4, 2009 4:05 PM

Mac software for completing 1099s

I'm an employer who's been searching for years for an easy way to complete 1099 forms for independent contractors. Is there any software that will do that? That is, allow me to input the info and have the software print a 1099?

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1. Jan 5, 2009 10:45 AM in response to: MidiVeg
Re: Mac software for completing 1099s

I'm assuing that QuickBooks for Mac does not provide this functionality?


How much do the 1099s change from year to year and from State to State? I might be interested in developing an application that does this.

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2. Jan 5, 2009 2:54 PM in response to: MidiVeg
Re: Mac software for completing 1099s
I just checked with Ituit, and QuickBooks for Mac will do 1099s and 1096s.
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3. Jan 5, 2009 3:09 PM in response to: rjpotts
Re: Mac software for completing 1099s
thanks, that's helpful to know, but that's probably more software than I need for this one simple operation. I already use Quicken for accounting, I just need something like a label software with a 1099 template . . .
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4. Jan 5, 2009 7:38 PM in response to: MidiVeg
Re: Mac software for completing 1099s
If you're not looking for an application that will do anything more than allowing you to manually fill in all the information then printing it, i.e. no math etc, you could always use a scanner to scan a blank 1099, use the Print Dialog to save the form as a PDF, then use something like FormulatePro to fill it in and then just print as you normally would. And it's free also.
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