When government entities pay recipients, they must provide statements to them and report the transactions to the IRS.
- Form 1099
 - E-file Form 1099 series
 - Form W-2
 - Form W-9
 - Filing
 - Form 945 and backup withholding
 - General questions
 
Form 1099
- Current Form 1099-MISC and instructions
 - Current Form 1099-NEC and instructions
 - Am I required to file a Form 1099 or other information return?
 - Do I ever report gambling winnings on a 1099?
 - How do I determine the taxable income on Form 1099-R?
 - What payments should I report on Form 1099-G?
 - I want to report an illegal or fraudulent 1099 vendor
 
E-file Form 1099 series
E-file Form 1099 with the Information Returns Intake System (IRIS) for tax year 2022 and later.
Form W-2
- Current Form W-2 and instructions
 - When would I provide a Form W-2 and a Form 1099 to the same person?
 - What should an employer report for healthcare on a W-2?
 - Determine the rules for reporting dependent care payments on a W-2
	
- See the section regarding Form W-2 following Table 2-1.
 
 
Form W-9
- Current Form W-9 and instructions
 - How do we make sure a W-9 is correct?
	
- Use the IRS's TIN Matching tool to ensure all the information is correct
 
 - Video: Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) Matching Program
 - Video: How to Complete Form W-9
 
Filing
- What are the filing due dates for information returns?
 - How do I resolve electronic filing problems for my organization?
 
Form 945 and backup withholding
- When do we need to backup withhold?
 - When should an entity file and make payment on non-payroll income (Form 945)?
 
General questions
- What are the requirements for furnishing information returns electronically?
 - I need help completing an information return
 - Where can I learn more about Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRA)?
 - When can a scholarship or grant be taxable when received?
 - Questions and Answers about the Reporting Requirement under Section 6050X