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Employee using a personal credit card for a reportable service
December 13, 2021
Q. An employee uses their credit card to pay for a service that might normally be 1099 reportable by the company. An example would be an uber driver, a hotel rental or the lawn care person. Because it is a personal credit card a 1099-K would not be issued. The employee turns in the expense for reimbursement. Normally employee reimbursements are not reportable. In these kinds of cases does the company have any potential 1099 reporting responsibility since the service was done for the company or…
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