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What is IRS Form 1099-B?

IRS Form 1099-B is used to report proceeds from broker and barter exchange transactions. Use case: Brokers use this form to report the sale of stocks on behalf of another party.

When would you need to file a 1099-B?

• If you are a broker or barter exchange that has sold stocks, commodities, securities forward contracts, etc., for cash, you must file Form 1099-B.
• If you are a broker or barter exchange that received cash, stock, or other property from a corporation that has had it's stock acquired in an acquisition, you must file Form 1099-B.
• If you are a broker who exchanged property or services through a barter exchange, you must file Form 1099-B.

For more, visit www.irs.gov

1099-B Deadline and Important Dates

With 1099ly, you can schedule the date that your forms are transmitted to the IRS. Scheduling your forms gives you time between when we email/USPS your forms to vendors and when we send the forms to the IRS. This is useful because your vendors may have edits to make. You can make those changes in 1099ly before the scheduled date at no extra charge. We automatically schedule your IRS eFile transmission at a week away from when you submit, or by the deadline. You can edit this date to match your preference.

The IRS 1099-B form is subject to slightly different deadlines than other IRS 1099-series forms. The 1099-B deadlines are as follows:

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