Hi Everyone,
Thank you for taking the time to answer this question, as I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Example for the question:
We will use two parties. Scott and the LLC. Scott is working on a project and is not getting paid for his services by the LLC for this project. Let's say that Scott is proving himself to the LLC before they become partners. Scott is spending money on hiring engineers, buying materials, etc. Then each month Scott sends an invoice with receipts to the LLC so he can get paid back for these items. The LLC pays him back each time after receiving an invoice along with the receipts. Again, Scott is not receiving any type of fee for his time or work, just the amount for what he spent on the project.
Does Scott need to be 1099d assuming he is not an S or C corp? Or is the LLC supposed to 1099 the people he paid? Or does the LLC not send a 1099 at all and Scott is supposed to 1099 the vendors he paid?
Thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to answer this question, as I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Example for the question:
We will use two parties. Scott and the LLC. Scott is working on a project and is not getting paid for his services by the LLC for this project. Let's say that Scott is proving himself to the LLC before they become partners. Scott is spending money on hiring engineers, buying materials, etc. Then each month Scott sends an invoice with receipts to the LLC so he can get paid back for these items. The LLC pays him back each time after receiving an invoice along with the receipts. Again, Scott is not receiving any type of fee for his time or work, just the amount for what he spent on the project.
Does Scott need to be 1099d assuming he is not an S or C corp? Or is the LLC supposed to 1099 the people he paid? Or does the LLC not send a 1099 at all and Scott is supposed to 1099 the vendors he paid?
Thank you!
