Form 1042 late breaking IRS change for tax year 2023
In a late breaking change, the IRS released Notice 2024-26 this week that announced a delay in the new requirement to electronically file Form 1042 for 2023.
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In a late breaking change, the IRS released Notice 2024-26 this week that announced a delay in the new requirement to electronically file Form 1042 for 2023.
Starting with tax year 2023 reporting, filing more than 10 information returns for the calendar year requires filing form 1042 electronically.
The good news is that there have been very few notable form changes for tax year 2023. Let’s start with the forms that are not changing this year...
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The Combined Federal State Filing (CF/SF) program was created more than 20 years ago by the IRS to help lighten the administrative burden on small businesses reporting 1099 information to states.
The IRS deadline for both paper and electronic filing for form 1042-S is March 15th, so now is a great time to cover the basics.
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