After completing this module, you should be able to:
• Describe how to enable 1099 suppliers • Enter invoices for 1099 suppliers • Update 1099 information • Understand 1099 reporting • Understand 1099 set up options • Understand additional implementation considerations
Suppliers Subject to Income Tax Reporting Requirements
To define a supplier as subject to income tax reporting
requirements: • Enter a Taxpayer ID • Enable the Federal option and select an Income Tax Type (1099 MISC Type). • Enable the State option, if applicable • Enable the Allow Withholding Tax option
If you enter a purchase order for a 1099 supplier, then
Oracle Purchasing retains the Income Tax Type information at the purchase order line level.
Reportable to the United States Internal Revenue Service
for 1099 purposes. In the United States, you must report to the Internal Revenue Service certain types of payments you make to 1099 reportable suppliers.
Income tax type for a United States 1099 reportable
supplier. You choose from a list of 1099 Miscellaneous Tax types. Purchasing retains the Income Tax Type at the purchase order line level for a supplier’s purchase orders.
You enable this option if you participate in the United
States Internal Revenue Service Combined Filing Program and the supplier is reportable to a state taxing authority. Payables uses this status for reporting purposes only.
Tax reporting name for a supplier subject to United
States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) income tax reporting requirements. Required only if the tax reporting name for the supplier is different from the supplier name. In accordance with IRS requirements, Payables prints this name, instead of the supplier name, on all 1099 reports for the supplier.
This reporting supplier site’s address is printed on the
1099 form and included in the 1099 Electronic Media report. Payables displays the income tax reporting site for the supplier if you have already defined a supplier site as the tax reporting site in the Tax Reporting region in the Supplier Sites window.
You can update 1099 information for your suppliers. If
you paid a supplier before you set up the supplier as a 1099 supplier, run the Update Income Tax Details Utility. Or, if you need to update only a few invoices, you can update the 1099 types in the Lines tab
The United States Internal Revenue Service requires that
you send a 1096 form as a summary of each 1099 form type you transmit on paper. Payables generates the report on a preformatted form from the Internal Revenue Service.
In the United States, you must report to the Internal
Revenue Service certain types of payments you make to 1099 reportable suppliers. In the supplier window, you can designate suppliers as federally reportable.
1099 forms report on the total 1099 MISC payments for
a particular 1099 supplier. You generate 1099 forms for each tax reporting entity in your organization. You can use either of the 1099 Forms reports in Payables: • 1099 Forms report • 1099 Forms—Comma Delimited Format report
generate your summarized 1099 information in electronic format as required by the Internal Revenue Service. You can create this file in a format to either send electronically or store on a diskette or magnetic tape to send to the Internal Revenue Service.
You use the 1099 Supplier Exceptions Report to review
suppliers with inaccurate or incomplete 1099 income tax information. You can run the 1099 Supplier Exceptions Report before you submit your 1099 reports to identify suppliers that Payables will treat as exceptions in your 1099 reports.
This report generates the Tax Information Verification
Letter, which requests a supplier to furnish or confirm tax information. Payables generates this standard letter for each supplier that meets the criteria you select. Payables does not generate this letter for suppliers with the Type set to Employee in the Suppliers window.
• Describe how to enable 1099 suppliers • Enter invoices for 1099 suppliers • Update 1099 information • Understand 1099 reporting • Understand 1099 set up options • Understand additional implementation considerations