Who Files Substitute Form 1099-S?
Substitute Form 1099-S is called the Proceeds From Real Estate Transactions. If you are responsible for the transaction closure, you must file this form. However, there is the possibility to designate the individual required to complete it in a written agreement.
What is Substitute Form 1099-S for?
This form is designed for reporting a transaction that may consist of the complete or partial sale or money exchange, property, indebtedness, services of the future or present interest of the ownership. It may refer to the airspace, industrial, commercial, residential buildings, condominium units, etc.
When is Substitute Form 1099-S Due?
If you file this form for the 2017 tax year, Copy A of it must be submitted by February 28th, 2018. When filing it electronically, the due date is April 2d, 2018. Copy B of this form must be completed and sent by February 15th, 2018. However, you may claim the time extension for Substitute Form 1099-S.
Is Substitute Form 1099-S Accompanied by Other Forms?
Form 1096 may be required. It is the Annual Summary and Transmittal of U.S. Information Returns. Check Form 1040 Schedule D, Form 4797, 6252, 8828 and Publication 523.
What Information do I Include in Substitute Form 1099-S?
You must enter the following details in Substitute Form 1099-S:
- Name and address of the settlement agent;
- Name and address of the transferor;
- Federal tax ID number of the filer;
- Transferor’s federal tax ID number;
- Date of the transaction closure;
- Gross proceeds;
- Purchaser’s part of the real estate tax;
- Legal description;
The form contains the instructions for the transferor. It is necessary to date and sign the document after its completion.
Where do I Send Substitute Form 1099-S?
The Internal Revenue Service will process your completed form within the established time frame.