Setting Options
On the Options and Overrides page, the options in the
Enhanced 1099
category (referred to as Enhanced 1099 options) control the way your information returns are generated. Enhanced 1099 options can be set at the SuperBank, PAN, bulk override and account override levels.note
Matching options in the
Print
, Compute-Federal
, Capital Sales
and Beneficiary
categories do not apply to information returns.To set options for information returns:
- SelectSETUP,Options&OverridesthenPAN LevelorSuperBank Level.
- Set the following options in theEnhanced 1099category:OptionDescriptionNumber of copies of recipient packagesSelect the number of recipient packages to print.Suppress print of diagnostic page on 1099s and 5498s printed locally or and bulk shippedDetermines whether the Diagnostic page is suppressed for all 1099 and 5498 forms printed through bulk shipping. SelectYessuppresses the Diagnostic page. SelectNoto print the Diagnostic page.Mask Tax ID on documents received by recipient (e.g. XXX-XX-9999 or XX-XXX9999)Determines whether the recipient's SSN or EIN is printed on the 1099 returns sent to the recipient. The recipient's SSN or EIN can be masked for all pages, all pages except the 1099 form, all pages except on the 1099 form for California recipients, or all California recipients except on the 1099 form.Print of preparer or officer code with header informationDetermines whether the tax preparer code, trust administrator code, investment officer code or the account's sub-ID is printed in the header area of the 1099 form series.Suppress print of recipient package if there are no income, deductions and sales reported on Form 1099Determines whether a recipient package is generated when there is no income, deductions or sales reported on 1099 forms.Print Form 1040 line references on the tax summaryDetermines whether Form 1040 line references are printed on the Tax Summary page. The default selection isYes.SelectYesto print Form 1040 line references. SelectNoto suppress Form 1040 line references.noteForm 1040 line references are not printed when the recipient's TIN is in an EIN format (##-#######).Summarize Municipal Interest from mutual fund or factored transactions, except for Trust Situs and recipient statesDetermines whether tax-exempt interest from municipal bond funds or factored transactions is summarized based on the account's situs state and recipient's resident state. When summarized, tax-exempt interest from states that are not the situs state or resident state is shown as one amount on the detail pages. Income is summarized on the tax return detail pages and the tax worksheet.SelectYesto summarize tax-exempt interest. SelectNoto detail tax-exempt interest.noteSelectNoif you need to report out of state municipal interest (OSMI) for 1099 recipients who are residents of California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New York and Rhode Island.Summarize Municipal Interest from Common Trust Funds, except for Trust Situs and recipient statesDetermines whether municipal interest from common trust funds is summarized based on the account's situs state and the recipient's resident state. Municipal interest from all other states is shown as one amount on the detail pages.SelectYesto summarize municipal interest. SelectNoto detail municipal interest.noteSelectNoif you need to report out of state municipal interest (OSMI) for 1099 recipients who are residents of California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New York and Rhode Island.Summarize Foreign Income from mutual fund or factored transactionsDetermines whether foreign income from mutual funds or factored transactions is summarized on the Foreign Investments page. SelectYesto summarize foreign income. SelectNoto detail foreign income.Presentation of Foreign Source IncomeDetermines how foreign source income is printed. The default is to print country-by-country detail.Sort Capital Sales by sale date instead of descriptionDetermines whether capital sales are sorted by sale date or by description. SelectYesto sort capital sales by sale date. SelectNoto sort capital sales by description.Print 'Various' on 1099-B for acquired date when a sale has multiple tax lots (blank is reported to IRS)Determines whether the word, Various, is printed as the acquired date on Form 1099-B when a sale has multiple tax lots. SelectYesprint the word, Various, as the acquired date.Suppress statement indicating that taxable out of state municipal income has been reported to the state (CA, CT, MA, MN, MT, NC, NY, RI)The state taxing authorities for California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New York and Rhode Island require you to report out of state municipal interest (OSMI) for 1099 recipients who are residents of those states. If you are using ONESOURCE Trust Tax to file OSMI data to these states, selectNoto print the OSMI statement on the Contents page of the recipient package.Suppress print of the WHFIT Proceeds Written Statement (UIT WHFITs)Applies to the WSC Plus Package. It determines whether the additional written statement is printed for UITs that are treated for tax purposes as grantor trusts. SelectYesto suppress the additional written statement. SelectNoto print the additional written statement.Level of detail in supporting statementsDetermines the level of detail generated for supporting statements detailing income and deduction transactions. When transaction-level detail is generated, the explanation is limited to three lines.noteDo not set this option toNo detailfor OSMI reporting purposes.Prepare PDF files for preview or local print without the ONESOURCE Trust Tax security featureDetermines whether the PDFs for the 1099 form series are generated without the security feature turned on. If your organization has a security policy in place, selectingYesfor this option allows you to encrypt or password protect PDF files, and to extract specific pages from the PDFs generated for preview and local print.SelectYesto generate the 1099 form series without the security feature turned on. SelectNoto generate the 1099 form series with the security feature turned on.noteThis option is available at the PAN-level only. It also controls the 1099s and 5498s viewed, printed or saved from ONESOURCE Trust Tax Insight.Print a list of Sub Accounts as a footnoteApplies to combined accounts. It determines whether a list of sub-accounts providing tax information is printed in the footnote area of the Tax Summary page. SelectYesto print a list of the sub-accounts. SelectNoto suppress the list of sub-accounts.Do not print the second line of the recipient name in the mailing address of a Copy toDetermines whether the second line of the recipient name is suppressed on the Cover page for a copy-to package. SelectYesto suppress the second line of the recipient name. SelectNoto print the second line of the recipient name.Suppress print of the Royalty Trust FootnoteApplies to the WSC Plus Package. It determines whether the royalty trust footnote is printed on the Tax Summary page. SelectYesto suppress the royalty trust footnote. SelectNoto print the royalty trust footnote.Suppress print of the account numberDetermines whether the account number is printed on the 1099 form series. SelectYesto suppress the account number. SelectNoto print the account number.Suppress 'EXPENSES' section of Tax Summary and related detailThis option determines whether to print expenses that, beginning with tax year 2018, are no longer deductible on Form 1040, Schedule A. SelectYesto suppress printing expenses. SelectNo(the default) to print expenses.Enter the number of characters of the account number to display.This option allows you to mask the account number on 1099 forms. To mask all but the last four digits of the account number, select4from theDrop Down Valuefield.Report basis information for noncovered securities on 1099-B to the IRS (Premium service level only) (Basis for noncovered securities always prints in recipient packages)Applies to the Premium service level only. It determines whether basis information for noncovered securities is reported to the IRS. SelectYesto report basis information for noncovered securities to the IRS.Print 1099 Summary of CorrectionsDetermines whether the Summary of Corrections page prints in the recipient's correction package for Forms 1099 DIOB. SelectYes(the default) to print the page.The Summary of Corrections page is available beginning in tax year 2020 for Forms 1099 DIOB only when the Premium 1099 service level is selected, this option is set toYes, and a previously processed 1099 DIOB is frozen (theKeepcheck box is selected) by Mail Service, a 1099 filing submission, or manually by a user.The Summary of Corrections page includes only the 1099 DIOB boxes with changes or corrections from the previous, most-recently processed 1099 DIOB return. If there are multiple frozen 1099 documents, the return with the most recent compute date is used to compare the corrected return compute. If there are no frozen documents, the Summary of Corrections page does not print.noteFor tax year 2020 corrections, the previous document must have a compute date after November 17, 2021 for the Summary of Corrections page to print. If the previous (originally filed) document was processed prior to November 17, 2021, consider reprocessing the document then freezing it manually prior to making the changes required for the correction.Prepare 1099s and 5498s with centsDetermines whether the Combined Forms pages are prepared with cents. SelectYesto prepare the Combined Forms pages with cents. SelectNoto round the amounts to the nearest dollar amount on the Combined Forms pages.Bypass automated Qualified Dividend Income calculationsDetermines whether the qualified dividend income calculation is used. SelectYesto bypass the qualified dividend income calculation. SelectNoto use the qualified dividend income calculation.Evaluation of mutual fund or factored transactions in the Qualified Dividend Income calculationDetermines how the qualified dividend income calculation evaluates mutual fund transactions or transactions factored to tax codes 3, 5, 6, 201 or 202. The selections include:
- Perform all of the QDI calculations-Dividend income from an asset is treated as either qualified or nonqualified. The holding period test is performed. This test determines if the asset was sold within the holding period before or after the ex-dividend date.
- Bypass all QDI calculations-Dividend income is treated as based on the tax code it is factored to, even if the asset is marked as nonqualified. All QDI checks, including the holding period test, are bypassed.
- Bypass only the NQ asset flag check, still perform other QDI calculations-Dividend income is treated based on the tax code it is factored to, even if the asset is marked as nonqualified. The holding period test is performed. If the asset was sold and did not satisfy the holding period test, the income is reclassified as nonqualified dividends for that account.
Show short term capital gain dividends (tax code 126) as qualified dividendsSelectYesto consider short-term capital gain dividends posted or factored to tax code 126 as qualified dividends.Allocate expenses for Tax-exempt IncomeBy default,Yesis selected for this option. WhenYesis selected, allocated expenses are totaled in the Deduction section of the Tax Summary page and the expense break-down is reported in its associated detail. Allocated expenses are shown at gross ifNois selected.Include gains in the TEI expense allocationDetermines whether capital gains are included as taxable income when allocating expenses between taxable income and tax-exempt income.Include nondividend distributions (return of capital) in the TEI expense allocationDetermines whether nondividend distributions (return of capital) are included in the tax-exempt income (TEI) expense allocation. SelectYesto include nondividend distributions in the TEI expense allocation. SelectNoto exclude nondividend distributions in the TEI expense allocation.Include nondistributive income in the TEI expense allocation (Option not applicable beginning with tax year 2019)This option is not applicable beginning with tax year 2019.This option determines whether nondistributive income is included in gross taxable income when expenses are allocated between taxable income and tax-exempt income.SelectYesto include nondistributive income in gross taxable income when expenses are allocated between taxable income and tax-exempt income.Generate Tax Summary statement and detail for accommodation "Payments/Receipts"Determines whether the Accommodation Payment section of the Tax Summary page and its associated detail is generated. SelectYesto generate the Accommodation Payment section.Suppress Paid To information from printing on the detailed accommodation statementDetermines whether the paid-to information is suppressed on the detailed accommodation statement. SelectYesto suppress the paid-to information.Distribution-in-kind-use book value as distribution amount for accommodation statement or 1099-RFor in-kind distributions, this option determines whether the book value or the sales price is used as the distribution amount on Form 1099-R or in the Accommodation Payment section of the Tax Summary page and its associated detail. SelectYesto use the book value as the distribution amount. SelectNoto use the sales price as the distribution amount.noteIn-kind distributions are reported on Form 1099-R or in the Accommodation Payment section based on whether the sale is coded with a 1099R tax code or an accommodation payment tax code.Automated Wash Sale IdentificationDetermines whether wash sales are identified for 1099 reporting purposes. If you want to identify wash sales, you can identify them when processing a worksheet request, a tax return projection or worksheet request, or when processing any type of request from the Process page.Calculate Return of Capital Cost Basis AdjustmentThe default selection isDo not calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors.Set this option toCalculate return of capital basis adjustment from factorsto turn on the return of capital adjustment calculation. The calculation is made at the tax lot level for sales in the same tax year. The fund factor amount per share in tax code 4 (Nondividend distribution) is used to calculate the return of capital adjustment.noteOnly factors to tax code 4 are considered for the calculation. Nonfactored transactions in tax code 4 are ignored.A return of capital adjustment is calculated from the first day of the tax year or the acquisition date (whichever is later) through the sale's trade date based on the fund factor's ex-dividend date (if available). If the ex-dividend date is unavailable, the payment or record date is used. The units in each tax lot are multiplied by each tax code 4 factor within the date range.The following guidelines apply when the return of capital adjustment calculation is turned on:- The calculation is triggered by a processing request (for example, a worksheet, projection or tax return processing request).
- The return of capital adjustment is not calculated if a tax lot is marked asUnknown CostorDo Not Calc, has a missing acquisition date, or has no units.
- Wash sale identification occurs after the return of capital adjustment is calculated.
- For main and subaccounts, the calculation is made at the tax lot level in the individual subaccounts. The amount per share is applied to the units in the tax lot records for each sale.
- Since the free receipt date is not available for free receipt tax lots, a further review may be required to determine if the return of capital adjustment should be limited to a portion of the tax year.
Treat all out-of-state municipal income FACTORED transactions as tax-exempt (Applies to recipients in IN)Applies to Indiana recipients only. SelectYesto treat out-of-state municipal factored transactions as tax-exempt.Taxability of out-of-state municipal income UNFACTORED transactions (Applies to recipients in IN)Applies to Indiana recipients only. SelectYesto treat out-of-state municipal income unfactored transactions as tax-exempt.Suppress print of the Asset Holdings footnote (option applicable beginning with tax year 2021)This option applies beginning with tax year 2021. It applies to grantor and agency accounts, and to accounts generating 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, 1099-OID and 1099-B returns (collectively referred to as 1099 DIOB returns).Set this option toNo(the default) to generate the asset holding footnote. The generated footnote lists the asset ID and asset name for any asset held by an account that is marked for inclusion in the footnote. To activate the footnote, you must:- Ensure theSuppress print of the Asset Holdings footnoteBeneficiary and Enhanced 1099 options are set toNo.
- Create a custom register from any base asset register that has theAsset Master Informationcategory available.
- Add theInclude in Asset Holdings Footnotefield to the custom register.
- Run the custom register.
- Set theInclude in Asset Holdings Footnotefield toYesfor each asset that should be considered for inclusion in the footnote listing. Suggested assets to mark include partnerships and other holdings where the recipient or beneficiary may receive tax information under separate cover.
- SelectSaveto save your changes.
Suppress print of the Asset Holdings footnote (option applicable beginning with tax year 2021)ContinuedONESOURCE Trust Tax determines whether an asset is included in the asset holdings footnote when the return is processed. When the return is processed, ONESOURCE Trust Tax analyzes the following to determine whether the account holds an asset when the asset flag is set toYes:- Transactions associated with the asset (includes tax code 999).
- Sales associated with the asset.
- Activity records (for example, K-1 activities) associated with the asset.
- Whether an asset's units are greater than zero for the year-end position record (record 3Q) for the asset.
- To determine the 3Q records bridged for your accounts and the position of assets as of year end, review theYear End Position Informationregister.
- ONESOURCE Trust Tax loads all 3Q records sent from trust accounting vendors (TAVs). Contact your TAV if you want additional position records included in your bridge files (some TAVs may send records for only WSC Plus assets).
To activate the footnote for assets that have no activity for the year, consider creating transactions in tax code 999 or adding an activity record (for example, adding a K-1 activity using the K-1 Input page).Contact name & phone number to be printed in 1099 recipient packageNameTelephone NumberExtensionUse theContact name & phone number to be printed in 1099 recipient packetoption to select whether you want to print contact information on your recipient packages. If you selectUse name and telephone number entered below, enter the contact information to print in theName,Telephone NumberandExtensionoptions. - SelectSave.