Frequently Asked Questions
Does New Jersey require 1099 filing?
Yes, the NJ Division of Taxation mandates the filing of 1099 Forms.
- If there is any state tax withholding, you must file 1099 Forms since New Jersey is part of the CF/SF program
- If there is no state tax withholding and the payment or credit exceeds $1000, the IRS will automatically forward your federal 1099 forms to the state agency since New Jersey is part of the CF/SF program.
- The State Mandates e-filing when you file a 1099 with the state.
What types of 1099 forms does New Jersey require?
New Jersey requires the filing of the following 1099 forms:
Does New Jersey require additional forms when filing 1099 forms?
Yes, New Jersey requires the following Withholding Tax Reconciliation Form along with your 1099
- Form NJ-W-3M (Gross Income Tax Reconciliation of Tax Withhold) must be filed along with the respective 1099 forms
What is Form NJ-W-3M?
Form NJ-W-3M is a Gross Income Tax Reconciliation of Tax Withhold of State used to report income tax withheld per 1099s and paid during the year.
The State of New Jersey mandates E-filing of 1099s and reconciliation Form NJ-W-3M with the state.
When is New Jersey 1099 due?
The due date for filing Form 1099 with New Jersey is February 15. If this due date falls on a weekend or federal holiday, the next business day will be
the deadline.
Can I electronically file 1099 forms with New Jersey?
Yes, you can e-file 1099 forms with New Jersey. In fact, it is the only filing method accepted by the state of New Jersey. Make sure to include your
Form NJ-W-3M with your 1099 forms.
TaxBandits is here to help you with the e-filing of 1099. We support all 1099s with the state of New Jersey. Plus, we distribute 1099 form copies to recipients/payees via postal mail.
What are the penalties for not filing or filing 1099 late with New Jersey?
The State of New Jersey imposes 1099 penalties & interests for the following:
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Late filing of Form 1099
If you e-file 1099 late, you may be charged $100.00 per month as a penalty.
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Late payment of state taxes
You may be charged 5% of your tax due if you pay taxes late.
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Underpayment of state taxes
You may be charged 5% of your unpaid taxes each month you delay. It will not exceed 25% of your tax liability.
For more information, please visit the State website: https://www.nj.gov/