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1. Should a franchisee file a 1099 for monies paid to the francshisor?
   

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   Asked by TheDNALady from Metuchen, NJ
   Answered 16 years ago.

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   1099 forms are not limited to individuals. It is the dollar amount paid to the entity that worked as an independent contractor that determines if a 1099 is required. Commonly, medical practices, accounting firms, law firms and vendors providing services that meet the dollar threshhold set by the IRS require 1099 forms.
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   Answered by The Iwan Law Firm, LLC 2216 Thornwood Ave, Wilmette, IL, 60091, 847-251-4926 (Novice with 14 pts.)

   Answered 16 years ago.

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   99% of franchisors are corporations, so a franchise should not be filing a 1099 for monies paid to a corporation. 1099s are filed against individuals.
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   Answered by Raymond Young via Facebook (Novice with 4 pts.)

   Answered 16 years ago.

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   99% of franchisors are corporations, so a franchise should not be filing a 1099 for monies paid to a corporation. 1099s are filed against individuals.
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   Answered by Raymond Young via Facebook (Novice with 4 pts.)

   Answered 16 years ago.

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   99% of franchisors are corporations, so a franchise should not be filing a 1099 for monies paid to a corporation. 1099s are filed against individuals.
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   Answered by Raymond Young via Facebook (Novice with 4 pts.)

   Answered 16 years ago.