The Form NC-1099-ITIN, issued by the North Carolina Department of Revenue, plays a critical role for ITIN contractors and their payers within the state. This form is specifically designed for reporting compensation paid to contractors who hold an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) instead of a Social Security Number. Such contractors receive non-wage compensation for services rendered in North Carolina. The form puts an emphasis on the need for payers to withhold North Carolina income tax at a rate of 4% from the compensation paid to ITIN holders, provided they pay more than $1,500 in non-wage compensation within the state. It is not only a tool for reporting gross income and withheld tax but also a guide for payers on how to manage their reporting and withholding obligations effectively. Payers are required to electronically submit the annual withholding reconciliation, furnish the recipient with copies of the form by a specified deadline, and retain a copy for their records. For ITIN contractors, it is mandatory to declare this income and the tax withheld on their North Carolina income tax return, highlighting the form's role in ensuring compliance with state tax laws. The instructions included with the form aim to simplify compliance for both parties, making it easier to navigate the reporting requirements and the implications of non-wage compensation payments.
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Form Name | Form Nc 1099 Itin |
Form Length | 1 pages |
Fillable? | No |
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Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
Other names | north carolina nc itin, north carolina nc 1099 form, north carolina 1099 itin, nc nc itin |
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1. Gross income paid for services |
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Give two copies |
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Compensation paid to an ITIN Contractor
An ITIN is issued by the IRS to a person who is required to have a taxpayer identification number but does not have and is not eligible to obtain a social security number. An ITIN contractor is an ITIN holder who performs services in this State for compensation other than wages. North Carolina income tax is required to be withheld from ITIN contractors. The requirement to withhold applies to payers who, in the course of a trade or business, pay more than $1,500 of
of four percent (4%) from the compensation. (Note: See
Employers, for a more detailed explanation of requirements.)
Instructions for Payer
Complete this form to report the gross income paid to an ITIN holder for services performed in North Carolina and the North Carolina tax withheld from that income. If you are required to complete federal Form
The Payer Must
1.Electronically submit Form
2.Furnish two copies to the recipient by January 31 following the calendar year in which the compensation was paid. Include a copy of these instructions with the recipient’s copies of Form
3.Keep a copy for your records.
See the North Carolina Income Tax Withholding Tables and Instructions for Employers (Form
Instructions for Recipient
Withholding of income tax from your personal services income does not relieve you of your responsibility to file a North Carolina income tax return. Claim the tax withheld reported in Box 2 against your income tax liability for the year. Attach a copy of Form