Nicholas Foresti
IRS Delays $600 Threshold Changes for Form 1099-K Reporting
The IRS recently announced a delay in the implementation of the $600 threshold for Form 1099-K reporting. This rule, which would have required third-party settlement organizations (TPSOs) to report aggregate payments greater than $600, was initially set to go into effect in 2024. However, the IRS has pushed back this requirement to give businesses more […]
1099 Reporting: Key Deadlines and Requirements for 2024
In this article: 1099 Reporting Requirements AAFCPAs reminds clients that payments exceeding $600 made to non-employees, including contractors and other service providers, must be reported to the IRS using Forms 1099. If your business hired consultants in 2024, paid dividends, or managed a complex debt structure involving independent contractors, you may face penalties if 1099 […]
What To Know About Upcoming 1099 Deadlines
AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware that payments to non-employees, such as contractors and other service providers, in excess of $600 during the calendar year must be reported to The Internal Revenue Service on Forms 1099. If your organization hired consultants in 2023, paid dividends, or orchestrated an intricate debt structure involving a myriad […]
AAFCPAs Presents Financial and Operational Insight at Boston Cannabis Week
AAFCPAs is proud to partner with Boston Cannabis Week (BCW), September 16th – 22nd, a forum designed to help business owners, entrepreneurs, investors and curators in the cannabis industry. AAFCPAs’ Consulting Controller Nicholas M. Foresti, MBA has been asked to speak and share his expertise on an entrepreneurial resources panel that takes place Wednesday, September […]