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At a Glance
Form 1099-S reports proceeds from real estate transactions. Title companies, closing attorneys, and other settlement agents must file 1099-S for gross proceeds from sales or exchanges of real property. BoomTax offers comprehensive 1099-S support for real estate professionals.

Who Files Form 1099-S?

  • Title Companies: Closing and settlement agents
  • Real Estate Attorneys: Handling closings
  • Mortgage Lenders: In certain transactions
  • Real Estate Brokers: When designated as reporting person

Best 1099-S Software Rankings

#1 BoomTax

Editor's Choice
IRS Authorized Property Data State Filing US Support

BoomTax offers comprehensive 1099-S e-filing with address handling, bulk import, and transparent pricing for title companies and attorneys.

Property Address
Full Support
Gross Proceeds
Box 2 Reporting
Bulk Import
From Closing SW
All 1099 Types
One Platform
Key Strengths
  • Full 1099-S support
  • Property address handling
  • Bulk import from closing software
  • State filing support
  • TIN matching included
  • All 1099 types in one platform
Best For
  • Title companies
  • Real estate attorneys
  • Settlement agents
  • Real estate brokerages
Pricing

Per-form pricing with volume discounts. Free account setup.

#2 Tax1099

Tax1099 supports 1099-S filing with standard e-file features.

  • 1099-S e-filing
  • Bulk upload
  • API integration
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#3 TaxBandits

TaxBandits offers 1099-S filing with tiered pricing for smaller filers.

  • SMB-focused
  • Print and mail
  • Tiered pricing
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Frequently Asked Questions

1099-S is required for sales or exchanges of real property where the seller is not exempt. The settlement agent is typically the reporting person.

Form 1099-S is due February 28 (paper) or March 31 (electronic) to the IRS. Recipient copies are due January 31.

Principal residence sales under $250,000 ($500,000 married filing jointly) may be exempt if the seller certifies eligibility. Other exemptions apply for certain transactions.

Yes, 1099-S requires the property address or legal description in addition to gross proceeds information.

The person responsible for closing the transaction (typically title company, closing attorney, or settlement agent) files 1099-S.
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