Use the 1099 Invoice Exceptions report to review paid invoice distributions with inaccurate or missing 1099-MISC income tax information. Before you run 1099-MISC reports, you should run the 1099 Invoice Exceptions report to identify any invoice distributions that accounts payable (AP) will treat as exceptions in the 1099-MISC reports.
Note: This report contains four types of exceptions:
You should ignore the last two exceptions on the above list because the Research Foundation doesn't use this information at this time.
The report should be run as needed and before the 1099-MISC forms are printed in January.
The following table describes the required parameters to use to run the report:
Parameter |
Description |
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Required Parameters |
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Reporting Entity |
Enter the tax reporting entity.
Note: This field defaults to Research FDN of SUNY and this is the only option. |
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Start Payment Date |
Enter the start date of the report based on the payment date. |
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End Payment Date |
This field defaults to the current date. |
The table that follows describes the report output:
Column Heading |
Description of Column |
Supplier Name |
The name of the supplier in the Supplier File. |
Supplier Number |
The system-generated supplier number. |
Invoice Number |
The AP invoice number assigned during invoice entry. |
Invoice Date |
The date on the invoice from the supplier. |
Invoice Amount |
The total dollar amount of the AP invoice. |
Line Number |
The number of the invoice distribution line. |
Line Amount |
The dollar amount per invoice distribution line. |
Income Tax Type |
The supplier's income tax type as entered in the Supplier File.
For Example: MISC2, MISC3, MISC7 |
Effective Date: 5/23/2007 9:56:28 AM