A 1099 filing service is an essential business resource, but do you know what type of service your business needs? It is easy to think that the different software products and cloud-based services are all roughly the same. The truth is anything but, and for good reason. Businesses themselves have significantly different priorities for filing services based on their:
- Size
- Industry
- Location
- Budget
- Management structure
Advanced Micro Solutions’ 1099-etc software recognizes diverse business needs, resources, and filing priorities and has developed a responsive software system to serve more types of clients at an affordable price point. Before we discuss our software products and services, it would behoove you to take a look at the different types of businesses that we serve.
What are the Types of Business Clients for a 1099 Filing Service?
Small Business Owners:
Our software solutions start with an intuitive, menu-driven platform. You can reliably and efficiently comply with all filing requirements at an affordable price while also accessing:
- Superior data entry features
- Reporting and printing capabilities
- Comprehensive customer support
In-House Accounting Departments:
Our software is ready to be networked across multiple PCs. Efficiency and office culture is the key here. While many business owners prefer to enter their data on screens that resemble the actual form, many accountants prefer our spreadsheet data entry option.
You will no longer need to wait around or fight with other office staff members for use of the printer when you have:
- Easy form alignment
- Automated large-batch printing
Professional, Independent Accountants:
Since our software provides support for up to 99,999 recipients per payer, we can handle filing services for all but the largest companies. Independent accounting firms also need to know that we offer software support for up to 1,999 employers or payers. Along with a targeted selection of our add-on modules, you will be able to serve a huge roster of business clients with a broad set of filing needs.
1099 Filing Service Options from AMS
Most 1099 business filings require both paper and electronic filing services. At the least, a paper copy must be issued to the recipient. Most businesses today handle the rest of their filing needs electronically. Even if you prefer to paper-file with the federal government, most states require businesses to use their e-file system.
We offer a comprehensive, yet personalized 1099 filing service through the following resources:
- W-2/1099 Forms Filer: Potentially forgo e-filing by using our foundational software to prepare and print information on pre-printed forms. It will take a little longer, but if you only have a handful of forms and are looking to save every dollar, it could be worth it.
- E-File Direct: The product module allows users to e-file an unlimited number of forms directly to the IRS/SSA. The program will also create the applicable files for all states that require electronic filing.
- E-File Services: We also have a third-party software vendor that offers a 1099 filing service with customized per form filing fees. Standalone federal e-filing can cost less than $0.50 per form, while complete federal and state e-filing, plus print mail services, may cost more than $2.00 per employee/contractor.
Create your AMS software package now, or learn more by downloading our free demo software or by contacting our Sales and Information team at (800) 536-1099.
People Also Ask
- What should businesses look for in the best tax filing programs? – Tax filing programs are never one size fits all. However, you should still prioritize using a program that can deliver accuracy, affordability, automation, and accessibility.
- What are the pros and cons of IRS tax filing programs? – Many of the programs do not have extra costs or hidden fees, and they offer step-by-step guidance to help make the filing experience easier. It is also worth noting that they do not always support complex tax situations like a paid-for program, like AMS, does for filers.
This article was updated on April 24, 2026 to keep its information as fresh as possible. We update this article every six months, before and after tax season, to keep current with any changes.