VENDORS & THE IRS

Did you know that if you pay your gardener, handyman, cleaning person, etc., $600 or more annually, you're required to provide them with a 1099-NEC form? 

Failure to do so could result in fines if audited.

In our class, you’ll discover who needs to receive a 1099-NEC form and why it's essential. Many landlords assume their accountant handles this task, but the reality is different, especially if you haven't collected a W9 form from your vendor. Instead of paying your accountant to do this, learn how simple it is to complete it yourself. 

Register below to reduce your chance of an IRS penalty. You'll learn which forms to use, how to obtain them, and how to complete them accurately. Plus, you'll receive invaluable business and landlord tips from Shiral, along with the latest updates on landlord information.

· Fill out the forms covered in this class

· Identify which of your vendors require a 1099-NEC

· Find filing deadlines

· Build your Income-tax binder to stay profitable and organized

· Capitalize on Shiral’s Business and Landlord tips

· Stay updated on Landlord information

· 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