If you’re someone who has savings accounts, bonds, or other interest-earning investments, you may already be familiar with Form 1099-INT. This form is important for reporting interest income to the IRS. For many savers, understanding how to handle this form can be a bit confusing. However, it doesn’t have to be. In this article, we

IRS Form 1099-K is essential for businesses and individuals who receive payments through third-party networks, such as credit card companies or online platforms. If you are a freelancer, small business owner, or contractor, understanding this form is crucial for staying compliant with the IRS. Let’s break down Form 1099-K and what you need to know