Avoid IRS 1099 Penalties

 If you’ve paid your gardener, handyman, cleaner, or any vendor $600 or more this year, the IRS expects you to send them a 1099-NEC form.

Miss this step—and you could face costly penalties during an audit.

Here’s the truth:
🔸 Most landlords assume their accountant is handling this.
🔸 But unless you’ve collected a W-9 from each vendor, chances are they aren’t.

In this class, you'll learn how to:
✅ Identify which vendors need a 1099
✅ Easily collect and complete the required forms
✅ File everything on time to avoid penalties
✅ Build an organized income tax binder to stay profitable year-round

Plus:
Get Shiral’s personal tips for running a smooth landlord business, staying compliant, and keeping more money in your pocket.

Don’t rely on your accountant—empower yourself.
Register now to avoid penalties, stay organized, and protect your rental income.

· Fill out the forms covered in this class

· Find filing deadlines

· PDF forms listed at the bottom of this page

· Mom & Pop Landlords Club for $7 (Retail Price $24.97)

· Resources for Landlords and Real Estate Investors

· Class Completion Certificate

1. Form W9

2. Form 1099-NEC

3. Form 1096

4. Tax Binder Table of Contents

5. Accountant Checklist

6. IRS & State Checklist