I get asked for ein from our commercial jobs and every once in a while from a business owner. Never got one from a residential job. The rental is a business so I cant see why not. If they Don't have your ein does it really make a difference??Has anyone ever had a residential customer 1099 them? How do they do that without your tax I'd # ? And can they 1099 if the property is a rental that you worked on?
They didn't send it yet. But your right I didn't think about that, it has to be mailed by jan. 31, I think. But that doesn't stop them from claiming the payments, not that it matters I just need to check that I claimed all the money properly. I've got a call out to my bookkeeper. Of course we all claim everything it's the right thing to do.ohiohomedoctor said:It's too late anyways. Just mail it back..
You added that in! :laughing: :jester:Our contractor friend who stayed there thought that your work was excellent.
I did not. LolYou added that in! :laughing: :jester:
I got a 1099 from a residential customer before but they wrote the check from their business account. Even thou the roof I did had nothing to do with their business.Has anyone ever had a residential customer 1099 them? How do they do that without your tax I'd # ? And can they 1099 if the property is a rental that you worked on?
Isn't 1099's federal?stombaugh85 said:I got a 1099 from a residential customer before but they wrote the check from their business account. Even thou the roof I did had nothing to do with their business. I read awhile back that in IL ,starting 2012 that all Landlords must send out 1099 to all workers they pay over $600
I guess so. . . . .When I read the law I must have assumed it was just Illinois. It didn't pertain to me so I never really thought about it that much but yes I believe your right. It is Federal:clap:Isn't 1099's federal?