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Import payer and recipient data
Enter records manually or upload CSV and Excel files. The import flow maps columns and highlights records that need attention.
Four simple steps
How It Works
File 1099 forms in four guided steps—from importing your data to tracking IRS acceptance and downloading records.
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Review and validate
Preview each 1099 forms, verify names, tax identifiers, addresses, and amounts, then resolve validation messages before checkout.
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E-file with the IRS
Submit electronically through a secure filing workflow. Your dashboard records the transmission and updates as acknowledgments arrive.
4
Notify recipients and keep records
Provide electronic recipient copies, download PDFs and reports, and retain an organized filing history for corrections and future reference.
All done.Your filing history, documents, and status remain available from your account.
Get Started FreeWhat happens after you submit?
Quick1099 keeps the process transparent so you always know what comes next.
Status notifications
Receive dashboard and email updates when a submission is accepted or requires attention.
Corrections and resubmission
Correct eligible filings, void forms when appropriate, and resubmit rejected records.
PDFs and reports
Download individual forms, multiple reports, and filing history for your records.