Dec 27, 2024
It’s that time of year again! To ensure prompt filing and avoid penalties, please provide us with your 1099 information by January 15, 2025. As a reminder, we recently emailed all clients with detailed instructions, so be sure to check your inbox for additional information.
Key Filing Requirements
$600 or more: Payments to individuals, partnerships, and LLCs for services or rent (including pasture rent).
$600 or more: Payments to individuals, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations for medical services (including veterinary).
$10 or more: Payments to individuals, partnerships, and LLCs for interest.
These forms must be provided to recipients and the IRS by January 31, 2025. Late filings may incur penalties, so don’t delay!
How to Submit Your Information
Online: Complete and submit your information securely online: Submit Info Online
Printable Form: Download, fill out, and return via one of these methods:
Upload to our secure client portal, Canopy.
Drop it off at our Pendroy or Whitefish offices.
Mail it to: JA Swanson Agency, PO Box 147, Pendroy, MT 59467.
Need Help?
If you have any questions or need assistance, contact us right away. Tara Woldstad or Kassidy Wagner will reach out if we need additional information.
Thank you for your prompt attention. Let’s work together to ensure a smooth and successful filing season!
Kassidy Wagner
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