Over 75% of consumers use payment service apps. And if you’re part of the growing percentage of small businesses (23% in 2019, to be exact) that accept peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, you should know about the IRS cash app reporting rules—and how they’ve changed over the past few years.
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Beginning with tax year 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) raises the 1099 reporting threshold to $2,000 and adjusts it for inflation each year going forward.
Read More 1099 Reporting Threshold Increases from $600 to $2,000 for Tax Year 2026 Under OBBBA
You’re probably familiar with Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC. But, how much do you know about the other types of 1099 forms?
Read More Your Crash Course on the Different Types of 1099 Forms
How do you fill out the most recent version of the 1099-MISC form? Learn how to fill out Form 1099-MISC and where to send completed forms.
Read More How to Fill Out a 1099-MISC Form: 1099-MISC Instructions [The Ultimate Guide]
Did you make payments to independent contractors during the year? If so, you must use Form 1099-NEC. For accurate reporting of contractor payments, learn how to fill out a 1099-NEC.
Read More How to Fill Out a 1099-NEC: Your Complete Guide
Do you file Forms 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC? If so, you might mix up the forms, enter incorrect information, or use a form from the wrong tax year. If you make a mistake on either form, you may need to issue a corrected 1099.
Read More How to Issue a Corrected 1099 (MISC and NEC)
As a business owner, you must track the money going in and out of your company to keep your finances on track. One way you can do this is by monitoring your profit and loss statement for small business. Read on to learn how a profit and loss statement can benefit your business and how […]
Read More A Profit and Loss Statement for Small Business Is a Must!
In business, it seems like you dole out money for anything and everything. Employee wages and inventory purchases are just some of the payments you might make. Sometimes, you may make payments that fall under the IRS’s miscellaneous category. And if you do, you must report them as miscellaneous information (formerly miscellaneous income). So, what […]
Read More Miscellaneous “Income” Is Now Miscellaneous “Information.” So, What Is It?
Quick: Off the top of your head, how much money is your business bringing in? How much are you spending? At some point, investors, lenders, and (cough) you will need to know. But don’t panic when someone asks about your company’s revenue and expenses. Just whip out your income statement. What is an income statement, […]
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Your business’s general ledger plays a significant role in forecasting the financial health of your company. But if you’re slacking on your general ledger entries, your business could suffer the consequences.
Read More How’s Your Small Business General Ledger Lookin’?