Employer Compliance

Form 1099

Payments made to non-employees such as independent contractors, consultants, attorneys, vendors or freelancers, as well as any fees such as rents, royalties, and/or prizes, must be reported to the IRS using Form 1099.

3 Part 1099-NEC

Easily report payments other than wages, tips and salaries, such as miscellaneous income, to non-employees made in the course of a trade or business with 1099-NEC forms.

Employee Wage Payments Must be Reported on W-2 Forms

Report wage payments and tax statements for each employee you have paid remuneration, including noncash payments of $600 or more for the year for services performed, with Form W-2 and transmittal Form W-3.

Standard 1099 Form Envelopes

Mail your 3-UP 1099 forms using these standard 1099 Form Envelopes

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Meet IRS Standards with these W-2 Envelopes

Mail your continuous and laser W-2 forms using standard W-2 envelopes that meet IRS standards.

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6 Part W2 Tax Forms

Wage payments and tax deductions for each employee must be reported to the IRS and state and local governments using Form W-2. See more details...

Help Employees Take Home More Pay!

The Earned Income Tax Credit was initiated in 1975 to give working families a way to offset Social Security taxes and take home more money in each paycheck. By reducing the amount of federal tax owed, workers may even be eligible for a refund!

Make all your employees aware of this benefit by displaying our laminated Earned Income Tax Credit Poster where they are sure to see it. The poster outlines qualifications for eligibility, so employees may take advantage of Earned Income Tax Credits and reduce their total amount of income tax paid.