A 1099 form will frequently be used to report your revenue if you work alone or as a freelancer. Most of your 1099 forms for reporting payments made to you the previous year should arrive in the mail by January 31 each year.
You will probably receive a Form 1099-B if you used a broker to sell stocks, bonds, or other assets, or if you engaged in a barter exchange transaction (exchanging goods or services for one another rather than money). Regardless of whether you made a profit, lost money, or broke even on these transactions, you must declare them on your tax return.
Brokerages and barter exchanges use Form 1099-B: Proceeds from Broker and Barter Exchange, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax form, to record customers' earnings and losses over the course of a tax year.
Except for 1099-NEC, which must be provided by January 31 each year, the IRS requires that the majority of 1099 forms be mailed or electronically filed by February 28 for mail-in submissions and by March 31 for electronic submissions.
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