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This page provides the latest resources on Ohio 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 Ohio: 1099-R.
Filing due dates: File the state copy of form 1099 with the Ohio taxation agency by February 28, 2021 (January 31 in some cases).
Reporting threshold: If you file 250 or more 1099 forms with Ohio you must file electronically.
When filing federal copies of forms 1099 with the IRS from the state of Ohio the mailing address is: Department of the Treasury , Internal Revenue Service Center Austin, TX 73327.
When filing state copies of forms 1099 with Ohio department of revenue, the agency contact information is: Ohio Department of Taxation, P.O. Box 182667, Columbus, OH 43218-2667 .
Compliance rules: Ohio accepts 1099 e-File submissions formatted using the federal format as defined by IRS Publication 1220 (Specifications for Filing Forms 1098, 1099, 5498 and W-2G Electronically). The state of Ohio Department of Taxation only accepts filing using CD-ROMs, 3490 or 3590 tape cartridges. OHIO IT-3 form (Transmittal of Wage and Tax Statements) must be mailed with the 1099 media.
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Important Note (for both paper and electronic filers): There is a new form called 1099-NEC that is used to report None-employee compensation (instead of Box 7 on form 1099-MISC). The IRS does not forward 1099-NEC forms to the state, you need to file directly with the Ohio DOR.