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How to Choose the Best 1099 Filing Software for 2026 (7 Things to Check)
1099 filing can be complicated. New forms, new thresholds, more filers. Here's how to pick software that keeps up.
Form 5500-SF Explained: A Complete Guide for Small Employee Benefit Plans
Find out if your small plan qualifies for Form 5500-SF, when it's due, and how to file through EFAST2. Know the penalties, the DFVC relief option, and the mistakes to avoid.
Form 1099-R: Tax Year 2026 FIRE File Changes for IRIS Filing
FIRE file e-filing ends with tax year 2026. See where new 1099-R boxes 7c and 7d go and how to switch to IRIS filing with TaxBandits.
7 Reasons to Choose TaxBandits for IRIS 1099 Filing for 2026 Tax Year
You’ve probably filed 1099s the same way for years. Your software produces a file, it goes to the IRS, and the job is done until next year. Now you keep...
Have a FIRE File? How to File Your 1099s in IRIS
See how to bring your existing FIRE file to TaxBandits, add the new 2026 fields, and file your 1099s without a TCC or XML.
How to File Form 941 Electronically in 2026: A Complete Guide
Learn how to file Form 941 electronically in 2026. Know the filing steps, deadlines, payment options, common mistakes, and IRS e-filing requirements.
TaxBandits Includes $1M in Tax Protection With Every 940/941 Filing — Here’s How
TaxBandits partners with Protection Plus to offer $1M Tax Protection™ for 941/940 filings, covering IRS notices, audits, and post-filing support.
Form 8822-B: How to Update Business Address or Responsible Party with the IRS
Learn how to use Form 8822-B to update your business address or responsible party with the IRS, including filing requirements, deadlines, and key instructions.
2026 Pre-filing for 1099 and W-2: What’s New This Year on TaxBandits
Get a head start on the 2026 filing season with TaxBandits pre-filing, expanded form support, and new features designed to simplify W-2 and 1099 filing.
5 Best 1099 Tax Software Options for Small Businesses in 2026: Features, Pricing, and Comparison
Filing 1099s in 2026 comes with a few changes worth knowing. The reporting threshold for nonemployee compensation has risen from $600 to $2,000, and the IRS is retiring its long-standing...