Processing 1099s
ONESOURCE Trust Tax saves the OSMI data for each recipient when a tax return processing request is submitted that includes 1099s with OSMI data and the accounts have recipients who are residents of a state where OSMI reporting is required. You can submit a tax return processing request from a register or the account binder. Processing from a register allows you to select one, some or all of the accounts in the register to process.
Processing from a Register
To submit a tax return processing request from a register:
- From the Register Listing page, selectRunfor the register that includes the accounts you want to process.
- Select the check box in the first column for each account you want to process. If you want to select all of the accounts in the register, do not select any check boxes.
- Select theProcesssubtopic.
- SelectTax Returnfrom theRequestdrop-down list.
- Select1099/FMVfrom theDocument Optiondrop-down list.
- SelectProcess. You can now review the processing status.
Processing from the Account Binder
To submit a
Tax Return
processing request from the account binder:- Open the account you want to process.
- SelectProcessfrom theAccount Actiondrop-down list.
- SelectTax Returnfrom theRequestdrop-down list.
- If necessary, select1099/FMVfrom theDocument Optiondrop-down list.
- ONESOURCE Trust Tax defaults to1099/FMVif the1099 DIV, INT, OID, or Bcheck box is selected under the1099 Informationcollapsible section on the Account Information page.
- SelectProcess. You can now review the processing status.
Reviewing the Processing Status
After the batch is submitted, you can use the Request Status and History page to review the processing status. To access the Request Status and History page, select
HOME
then Admin
. The batch is listed under the Current Requests
collapsible section until the batch completes. After the batch completes, the # Errors
column in the Request History
collapsible section identifies the number of accounts that were not submitted for processing. If the number in the # Errors
column is not zero, the Request Errors
collapsible section will show the accounts that were not submitted for processing.After your accounts are submitted for processing, review the processing status. The
Currently Processing
register allows you to review the processing status for multiple accounts. The Event History page allows you to review the processing status for one account. Regardless of whether you use the Currently Processing
register or the Event History page, there are three possible processing statuses:- Pending-Indicates that processing has not started.
- Processing-Indicates that processing started.
- Needs attention-Indicates that processing stopped because of an error.
Using the Currently Processing Register
To use the Currently Processing register to review the processing status for multiple accounts:
- From the Register Listing page, selectRunfor theCurrently Processingregister.
- In theStatuscolumn, review the processing status for each account listed in the register. If the status for an account isNeeds attention, processing stopped. You can review the error that caused processing to stop in theReason processing stoppedcolumn.
- To successfully process an account that has aNeeds attentionprocessing status, you must correct the error then reprocess the account. You can reprocess accounts that generate 1099s as many times as you like throughout the year.
- You can selectRefresh the Registerfrom theRegister Actiondrop-down list to determine whether the processing status changed since you opened theCurrently Processingregister.
- SelectClosewhen you finish reviewing the processing status.
Using the Event History Page
To use the Event History page to review the processing status for an account:
- Open the account you want to view the processing status of.
- SelectEvent Historyfrom theAccount Actiondropdown list.
- Under theCurrent Eventscollapsible section, review the processing status for the account in theProcessing Statuscolumn. If the status isNeeds attention, processing stopped. You can review the error number that caused processing to stop in theStatus Errorcolumn and the error message in theUser Errorcolumn.
- To successfully process an account that has aNeeds attentionprocessing status, you will need to correct the error then reprocess the account. You can reprocess accounts that generate 1099s as many times as you like throughout the year.
- SelectClosewhen you finish reviewing the processing status.