1099 & W-9

File IRS Form 1099-Q online

Avalara 1099 & W-9 supports the e-filing and e-delivery of many IRS form types, including Form 1099-Q for distributions from qualified education programs.

What is Form 1099-Q and when is it required?

Form 1099-Q reports distributions from qualified tuition programs. It is issued by program administrators to individuals and entities that receive distributions from these education savings accounts.


Administrators must file a 1099-Q when distributions are made to:

 

  • Beneficiaries of qualified tuition programs
  • Beneficiaries of Coverdell education savings accounts (ESA)

Can I file Form 1099-Q online?

Yes. You can e-file Form 1099-Q through the IRS website or by mail. You may also use Avalara 1099 & W-9 to streamline the e-filing process and help prevent costly errors.

What are the IRS deadlines for filing Form 1099-Q?

  • Send copies to recipients by January 31.
  • E-file with the IRS by March 31.

 

When these dates fall on a weekend or holiday, the deadline shifts to the next business day.

Do I need to file Form 1099-Q with state tax agencies?

It depends. Some states require you to file Form 1099-Q directly, especially if state income tax was withheld or if you’re not using the IRS Combined Federal/State Filing Program (CF/SF). Requirements, deadlines, and formats vary by state.

What is the reporting threshold for the 1099‑Q?

Form 1099-Q is required for any distribution from a qualified education program, regardless of the amount.

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