Article Date:
June 2025


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1154

 

 

Year-End 1099-NECs Are Often Wrong—And How to Correct Them


An incorrect Form 1099-NEC that overstates your income is a problem that can lead you to overpay your taxes.

 

One big cause of an incorrect 1099-NEC is in the definition of 1099 income. It often triggers a year-end reporting problem.

 

Once you have the incorrect 1099-NEC in hand, generally around February 1 of each year, you can have trouble getting the 1099-NEC corrected.

 

In this article, you will learn how to deal with an incorrect 1099-NEC in a manner that

 

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reduces your chances of an IRS audit;

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grants you, the recipient, your correct 1099 taxable income; and

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allows the payor the opportunity to keep their deduction but correct the 1099.

 

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