This popular format for reporting miscellaneous payments and non-employee compensation meets all government and IRS filing requirements. Printer Compatibility: Compatible with laser or inkjet printers. Paper Filing Due Dates: To Recipient by January 31st, to IRS by February 28th Use to Report: Miscellaneous payments such as rents, royalties, medical and health payments and non-employee compensation. Quality Paper: Government-approved 20# bond paper. Tax Set Includes: Carbonless Copy A, State B, 2, C and five 1096 transmittal forms. State Requirements: Meets 5-part state filing requirements. Amounts to Report: Generally $600 or more (all amounts of $10 or more in some cases).
SIZE: 8 1/2 x 11"
