This appears on page one of the 2021 instructions:
Online fillable Copies B and C. To ease statement
furnishing requirements, Copies B and C have been made
fillable online in a PDF format available at IRS.gov/
Form1099A and IRS.gov/Form1099C. You can complete
these copies online for furnishing statements to recipients
and for retaining in your own files.
My Question:
What would be the value or purpose of filling copy B and C out online?
Who are the recipients?
If I provided say a dealership with Copy A of the 1099a who else needs a copy?
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I can not answer your question, but I can tell you that sending the 1099's online. Is filling it as a tax form. Sending them the way C Hauser says to, is in the way of a request form. And the 2 ways actually go to different locations.
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That is very interesting since this is a system of deception where thing do not mean what we are told they mean.
So if filing the 1099 on line is understood to be a tax filing and mailing a hard copy 1099a is a request. Is there anything anywhere that makes that distinction in writing.
For example we all know that a IRS form 1040 is a Calls 2 filing which is a gift
The 1099 is a class 5 which is NOT a gift but what is it and where can I find written dialogue that distinguishes one from the other?
I have been using 1099 online for stuff in the pass. I just asked them, where does this go? How I see the instructions for the 1099-A, is how I could know what it says. 1099-A, at the bottom of the boxes. It is printed, Department of the Treasury - Internal Revenue Service. It means this or that and here or there. Lol, sorry sounds weird, but, know they are not being clear on purpose.
To add to what Donald said is that this might represent the 2 main areas... one being public and the other private
how i comprehend it is copy b is sent back to you or your trustee ( not sure which ) from the IRS. From there, i'm not sure but your trustee ought to know what to do. I do NOT believe YOU can personally file it. Your trustee has to takev care of it. Again, i'm not 100% sure, but this is how i understand it.