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January 22, 2020
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I filed a 1099-Misc for payments made in 2019 that included an invoice received in 2018 because I'm cash basis, but the subcontractor is accural basis. Do I have to file an amended 1099-Misc & or 2018 tax return? If not, how should subcontractor hand

  • January 22, 2020
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    January 22, 2020

    You do not need to file an amended form 1099-Misc and you do not have to amend your tax return. You did the right thing by filing the 1099 form based on the payments you made to the subcontractor in the year you made the disbursements. It is up to the contractor to handle the receipts properly on his tax return. If the contractor files his tax return on an accrual basis, he would report his or her sales based on what was billed out during the year, as opposed to what was received. Although this may not coincide with what is reported on the form 1099-Misc, you should not complete the form 1099-Misc based on your contractor's method of accounting.

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