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These are commonly used by brokerage houses and many banks. 1099s come in many varieties...ones for interest, ones for dividends, ones for OID, misc etc. Since these organizations frequently would have to send you many of them, they basically combine it onto one form, with they types of income required to be reported in different areas...all then basically combining to tie into your annual statement of transactions. It's really a much more helpful way of doing it for all. (The copy the send the IRS is electronic and in a standard one at a time format).

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Does Composite 1099 require form 8949?

Yes, if you receive a Composite 1099 that includes capital gains or losses, you typically need to report those on Form 8949. This form is used to detail the sale of capital assets, and you'll transfer the totals to Schedule D of your tax return. However, if your Composite 1099 only includes non-capital income, such as interest or dividends, Form 8949 will not be required. Always consult a tax professional for specific guidance based on your situation.


Where do i find 1099 r and 1099 c forms for 2008?

1099-r and 1099-c forms for 2008 is find at www.irs.gov.


Have the 1099 forms been mailed?

The mailing of 1099 Forms vary by its number and filing requirements. Check the IRS Forms and Publication Website by its specific number, 1099-A, 1099-MISC, or 1099-SA instructions for mailing and available dates as posted.


How do you read composite 1099 statement summary?

Normally there is a summary page, which shows the different amounts that would need to be reported as different types of income, sometimes on different 1099 form versions (like interest, dividend or broker). The detail of where those amounts came from is normally following...like all the activity in your account, the dividedns their becoming shown in the aummary for 1099-DIV (and qualifying or not as required), Interest - same thing etc. If you can't figure it out really, you need to have someone else do your return...this information is the easy part...and a 1099 consolidated is made to make it even easier.


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