How to Track Subcontractor Payments and 1099s in QuickBooks
Mark each vendor for 1099 tracking, store the W-9 tax ID, and map their expense accounts to box 1 so QuickBooks totals every subcontractor payment correctly.
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Mark each vendor for 1099 tracking, store the W-9 tax ID, and map their expense accounts to box 1 so QuickBooks totals every subcontractor payment correctly.
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Read articleQuickBooks imports bank transactions from .qbo, .csv, .qfx, and .ofx (Desktop also reads .qif). The .qbo Web Connect file needs the least mapping.
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