Tax1099 review
A broad filing platform with flexible imports, delivery options, and compliance workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tax1099 is a web-based tax information-reporting platform from Zenwork, Inc. It is designed for businesses, accountants, CPAs, bookkeepers, and corporations that need to prepare, validate, schedule, file, correct, and distribute tax forms. Its coverage includes 1099 forms and Form 1042-S, along with payroll, ACA, 1098, and other federal and state filings. The platform supports CSV and Excel bulk uploads, accounting-software integrations, TIN matching, recipient delivery, audit trails, and team workflows.
The published plans use a freemium structure. Essential has no annual subscription fee, but filing is charged per form, with pricing starting at $2.99 per form. It includes federal, state, and SSA e-filing; CSV and integration imports; corrected and void form e-filing; and recipient-copy distribution. Teams costs $249 per year and adds team collaboration, reporting, and 250 free TIN matches while including everything in Essential. Scale costs $349 per year and adds API access, bulk TIN-matching workflow, user management, workflow management, and notice management. The plan structure suits organizations that want to begin with usage-based filing and add collaboration or automation controls as needs expand.
Tax1099 has broad ecosystem coverage through QuickBooks Desktop, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Zoho, Excel, BILL, FreshBooks, Sage Intacct, Tipalti, Entrata, Custom Books, Oracle NetSuite, and Zapier. Delivery can be handled through IRS-compliant eDelivery or print-and-mail services, while real-time, 24-hour, and bulk TIN matching support different filing workflows. Choose Tax1099 if your operation needs multiple import paths, federal and state filing, corrections, recipient delivery, or API-based processes. Organizations seeking only a narrow, simple filing workflow may not need its wider integrations and workflow capabilities.
Tax1099 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Federal, state, and SSA e-filing for 1099 and 1042-S forms
- Recipient eDelivery plus print-and-mail delivery options
- Integrations, API access, TIN matching, and workflow management
- Where it doesn't
- Essential charges per filed form despite having no annual subscription fee
- API access and advanced workflow controls are limited to Scale
- Teams and Scale require annual subscriptions
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