1099 Electronic Filing Basics

Maryland 1099 Rules | E-File MD 1099's

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This page provides the latest resources on Maryland state 1099 filing including compliance rules, sending 1099 forms electronically, filing due dates, reporting thresholds and agency contact information.

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  • File the following forms with the state of Maryland: 1099-R and 1099-S.
  • Filing due dates: File the state copy of form 1099 with the Maryland taxation agency by February 28, 2021 (January 31 in some cases).
  • Reporting threshold: If you file 25 or more 1099 forms with Maryland you must file electronically.
  • When filing federal copies of forms 1099 with the IRS from the state of Maryland the mailing address is: Department of the Treasury , Internal Revenue Service Center , Kansas City, MO 64999.
  • When filing state copies of forms 1099 with Maryland department of revenue, the agency contact information is: Revenue Administration Division, ATTN: W-2 processing, Room 206, 110 Carroll Street, Annapolis, MD 21411-0001.
  • Compliance rules: 1099 E-Filers must use magnetic media in the IRS format from Publication 1220. Maryland requires a 1099 for every Maryland payee who receives a payment of $10 or more during the tax year being reported. Failure to comply with the 1099 data reporting rules may result in a penalty of $50 for each violation, along with a $50 penalty or each 1099 that is not properly filed.
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Friendly Reminder: None-employee compensation amounts should now be reported on form 1099-NEC and not 1099-MISC. The IRS does not forward (under the CF/SF program) 1099-NEC forms to the state, you need to file directly with the Maryland DOR.


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