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Form 1099MISC is an IRS tax document that reports pay paid to you by somebody other than your manager. There are a few adaptations of this structure, including Form 1099-MISC Online . It is most usually utilized by organizations to show the amount they paid self-employed entities.   Who receives a 1099-MISC Form? The 1099 MISC e-File culture has exploded in recent years. Terms like “gig economy”, “side hustle” and “1099 workers” have become synonymous with this tax form. Some examples of types of jobs that might receive this form are: •            Hairstylist •            Esthetician •            Nail technician •            Professional gamers •            Lawn and landscaping •            Home daycare provider •            Tutor •            Substitute Teacher •            Graphic and web designers •            Photographers •            Writers •            Caterer •            Personal chef •            Food truck •            Musician, singer

Some heavy changes have been made to the Form 1099 MISC Online by the IRS for 2020-2021. 2020 is coming to an end in less than 30 days. Businesses around the country are gearing up for the tax season starting with the new year in 2021. In light of the Covid-19 pandemic (which continues to restrain a lot of businesses), many hope for 2021 to be a much more positive and successful year, both personally and financially.   Planning on having a stress-free new year and 2021? Then we recommend that you check out the guidelines and updates that the IRS has enforced on 1099 MISC Form Online and be prepared for a calmer and positive (hopefully) 2021. So, let’s have a quick rundown on all the major and minor changes enforced by the IRS Form 1099-MISC Online and related forms for the year 2020-2021. Changes to ‘Non-Employee Compensation’ Payments Previously, all ‘Non-Employee Compensation’ payments were reported to recipients and the IRS in form 1099-MISC, Box 7. What’s New In 2020