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Here is a link to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal regarding some new provisions/requirements to get the 20% QBI deduction for landlords.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/for-landlords-a-new-tax-break-comes-with-strings-attached-11571391001
The article says "... Landlords who want to claim it for 2019 should be planning now, because they may need to send 1099 forms early next year..."
I've had several contractors work on my rental this year where the total payment will exceed $600.
Questions:
How do I go about getting the information I need to fill out the 1099 that I am suppose to send them?
Do I just call them up/send them an email requesting their TIN or is there some IRS form that I need them to fill out?
What if they refuse to provide the info?
Any landlords out there have any experience doing this?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/for-landlords-a-new-tax-break-comes-with-strings-attached-11571391001
The article says "... Landlords who want to claim it for 2019 should be planning now, because they may need to send 1099 forms early next year..."
I've had several contractors work on my rental this year where the total payment will exceed $600.
Questions:
How do I go about getting the information I need to fill out the 1099 that I am suppose to send them?
Do I just call them up/send them an email requesting their TIN or is there some IRS form that I need them to fill out?
What if they refuse to provide the info?
Any landlords out there have any experience doing this?
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