Vendor Setup

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The vendors in my system have been all setup as sucontractors. Even if they just supply materials.  I would think the subs that recieve 1099'sare the only ones that should be setup as subs, correct? Or, am I totally over thinking this.

Any advice, would be great.

Thanks!!

Stephanie

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    I think this belongs in the Sage 300 CRE forum.

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    Hi @sh2os,

    Since it looks like you are using Sage 300 CRE, I am going to move this post to that Support Group so that other users of this software will see it and can offer you their thoughts and insight.

    Thanks,

     Erzsi

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    We have many subcontractors that do not received 1099's, ie. Corporations.

    The 1099 tab is a separate set up and tracking.

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    Stephanie, 

    The Vendor Type setup (Subcontractor, Material Supplier, G&A, Misc, etc.) allows you to individually customize the Distribution Entry screen for the various Vendor types you setup. For example, there may be a class of vendors that are never coded to a job, cost code and category, so you could configure that vendor type to not display columns that you will always need to tab through until you get to a column that matters, such as GL account.  

    Whether a vendor is subject to Form 1099 reporting is configured on a separate tab of the vendor setup screen, and is individualize for each specific vendor, regardless of vendor type.  On that 1099 tab is where you check a box to indicate that they should receive a Form 1099 and also enter their Social Security number of Federal Tax ID number for reporting.

    Hope this helps.

    Art Minds
    Senior Independent Consultant
    Pasadena CA 91101
    [email protected]