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What the FIRE-to-IRIS Shift Means for Your 1099 Filing

FIRE retires on December 31, 2026, but November 19 is the last day filers can actually submit through FIRE. Starting with Tax Year 2026, every federal information return you file electronically goes through IRIS, the IRS Information Returns Intake System. FIRE will not be available as a backup. This is more than a new login….

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How do you make 1099 corrections in IRIS? (A step-by-step guide) 

Quick answer: IRIS corrections work differently than FIRE corrections. Instead of resubmitting an entire file, you reference the exact record using its Unique Record Identifier (URID) and submit a correction transmission using Transmission Type Code “C.” IRIS validates the correction in real time and returns one of four statuses: Accepted, Accepted with Errors, Partially Accepted,…

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From FIRE to IRIS -A Simple Guide to the IRS 1099 Filing Changes

Learn the essentials of 1099 reporting, including payer responsibilities, common form types, key deadlines, and what’s changed for the 2025 filing season in this introductory webinar.

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IRIS Transition Playbook: Prepare for the IRS FIRE System Retirement

The IRS is replacing FIRE with IRIS — and every business that files information returns needs a plan. This playbook breaks down what’s changing and how to navigate the transition with confidence

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1099 Reporting 101 – The Basics of 1099, State Reporting, and Tax Identity Management

Learn the essentials of 1099 reporting, including payer responsibilities, common form types, key deadlines, and what’s changed for the 2025 filing season in this introductory webinar.

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