Print and E-File QuickBooks 1099-INT

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Print and E-File QuickBooks 1099-INT
By, Dancing Numbers
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As a business owner, youre responsible for
ensuring that your employees are properly paid
and that includes filing their taxes. One of the
forms you may need to file is the 1099-INT, which
reports interest income earned by your employees.
While the process of printing and filing this
form may seem daunting, were here to help. In
this blog post, well walk you through everything
you need to know about printing and E-filing the
1099-INT form in QuickBooks. By the end, youll
be an expert on the subject!
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• How to prepare for filing QuickBooks 1099-INT?
• Printing and e-filing your 1099-INT is a quick
  and easy process that can be completed in just a
  few minutes. Heres how to do it
• Go to the Reports menu and select Vendors
  Payables.
• Select the Print/E-File 1099-INT Forms option.
• Select the vendors you want to include on your
  1099-INT form and click OK.
• Select the account you want to use for printing
  or e-filing and click OK.
• Enter the date range for the payments you want to
  include on your 1099-INT form and click OK.
• Review the information on the Summary page and
  make any necessary changes. When youre finished,
  click Print or E-File at the bottom of the page.

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How to print and E-File QuickBooks 1099-INT?
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• In order to print and e-file your QuickBooks
  1099-INT, you will need to first make sure that
  you have updated your QuickBooks software to the
  latest version. Once you have done this, you
  should then open the QuickBooks software and
  navigate to the Forms menu. From here, select
  the 1099 form and then click on the Print
  button.
• You will then be prompted to select a printer.
  Make sure that you select a printer that is
  capable of printing on both sides of the paper.
  Once you have done this, click on the OK button
  and then wait for the 1099-INT form to print.
• Once the form has printed, you will then need to
  sign it and date it. After you have done this,
  you can then fax or mail it to the IRS.

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