Effortless 1099-Q Filing: Simplify IRS Compliance with Tax1099.com

What is Form 1099-Q?

Form 1099-Q reports the amounts distributed from qualified tuition programs, commonly known as 529 plans, and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts. You are required to file this form if you have receipts of distribution made from such accounts, since it reports what you spent such distributed funds for, whether qualified education or nontreated purposes. The Internal Revenue Service requires issuers to file Form 1099-Q with it for every account offering a distribution.

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Who Should File Form 1099-Q?

529 Plan Administrators – Required to report distributions made from the plan to the account holder or designated beneficiary.

Coverdell ESA Custodians – Responsible for reporting withdrawals made from the savings accounts used to cover educational expenses.

Parents and Students – Beneficiaries who receive distributions for qualified education expenses or any other non-qualified withdrawals.

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Filing Type	Due Date
Recipient Copy	Friday - January 31, 2025
IRS eFile	Monday - March 31, 2025
IRS Paper Filing	Friday - Feb 28, 2025

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