PR> 1099-Rs
1099-Rs
Summary
The 1099-Rs process is used to generate and print 1099-Rs. The employees included in the batch can be
filtered by department and reporting group. If a specific employee in a
department or reporting group should not be included in the batch, you can
remove specific employees from the batch using the Edit step (PR> 1099-Rs> Edit).
If you need to create a 1099-R from scratch (rather than using the paychecks made
out to an employee to determine the gross distribution), you can create
1099-Rs
using the Edit step (PR> 1099-Rs> Edit).
Below is the form that should be used with the process and is available from our form supplier, CENTRO
Information Systems. If you have any questions regarding the form, contact
CENTRO at 888-828-1999 or email to [email protected]
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#LRA/B/C/2/D1 --LASER 1099 R Forms - 2 Up pre-printed form. Copies
A, B, C, 2 or D1, two reports per 8 ½ x 11 page. Requires one print run for each
copy filed. Uses envelope #DWMR below.
- #DWMR(S) --Double Window ENVELOPES - Displays employer and
recipient name and address. For use with the Laser Forms LMA & LRA above. DWMRS
is a self seal envelope.
Springbrook will test the 2012 1009-R process using only the above form. If you do not order your forms
from CENTRO, check the format of the form above to make sure your forms are
compatible.
The employee history that is included in the 1099-R batch is selected by the check date or batch date of the
Computer Checks batch used to generate the payroll transactions. If you select
batch date, the batch month and batch year attached to the Computer Checks batch
will be used to select the transactions. For example, payroll checks processed
in a Computer Checks batch with a batch month and batch year of 12/2012, a check
date of 01/15/13, and a JE Date of 01/15/13, will be included in calendar year
2012. If the batch month and batch year is 01/2013, the checks in that batch
will be included in calendar year 2013.
Related Links
Click here for information on reporting group maintenance.
Click here for information on department maintenance,
Click here for information on employee maintenance (attaching a department to an employee record).
Step by Step
1 Open or create a 1099-Rs batch.
- The 1099-Rs process is a single batch process, meaning you can process
only one batch at a time. Click here for information on single batch versus multi-batch processes.
- If there is an open batch in the 1099-Rs process, you will not be able to
create a new batch. If you would like to create a new batch, you can either
delete the existing batch (highlight the batch in the batch number drop-down
at the top of the 1099-Rs palette and press DELETE), or you can reset the
steps on the palette by returning to the first step of the process. If you
return to an earlier step of the process, all of
the information in the previous batch will be overwritten.
- If there are no open batches in the process and you would like to create
a new batch, select New in the batch number drop-down menu
at the top of the palette. This will open the New Batch window. The batch
number, batch month and batch year of the batch will not affect the 1099-Rs
that are generated in the process. The batch information is for reference
purposed only.
2 Generate the 1099-Rs.
- The Generate step is used to select the employees to include in the batch by department and reporting group. After
the employees have been selected, you can remove specific employees from the
batch using the Edit step.
- Any 1099-R data already created in the batch (for example, if the 1099-R batch is on the Proof List step) will be
overwritten when the Generate step is processed.
- Open the Generate window (PR> 1099-R> Generate).
- The Calendar Year field is used to enter the calendar year of the
1099-Rs generated in the batch.
- The Calendar Year field will default to the current year
minus one. For example, if the current date is 01/15/13, the Calendar
Year field will display 2012.
- The Date to Use drop-down menu is used to select which date will be used to select the payroll checks
included in the batch.
- Select Check if you would like to select the payroll checks by check date. All payroll checks with a check date
during the year selected in the Calendar Year field will be included in the
batch.
- The check date is set during the Checks step of the Computer Checks process (PR> Computer Checks> Checks> Check Date field).
- Select Batch if you would like to select payroll checks by the batch month and batch year of the Computer Checks
batch used to create the checks. For example, payroll checks processed in a
Computer Checks batch with a batch month and batch year of 12/2012, a check date
of 01/15/13, and a JE Date of 01/15/13 will be included in the calendar year
2012 1099-Rs batch. If the batch month and batch year is 01/2013, the checks in
that batch will be included in calendar year 2013.
- The batch date is set when the batch is created using the New Batch window.
- The Reporting Group field is used to process 1099-Rs for a specific reporting group. Click the Reporting Group field to select a reporting group from a list.
- The Federal ID Number field will display the federal tax identification number of your organization.
- The Include and Department columns are used to filter the employees in the batch by the
department attached to their employee record.
- Running the Generate step will overwrite all 1099-Rs already generated in the batch.
- Press ENTER or click the Confirm icon
to generate the 1099s immediately, or enter a time and date in the field next to
the Confirm icon to schedule the 1099s to generate at a later time.
- You can view the progress of the Generate step on the Job Viewer window (Jobs Viewer icon
from the main desktop or
SS> Utilities> Show Scheduled Jobs). If the Generate step has been scheduled to
process at a later time, you can view the scheduled date and time in the Scheduled Date/Time field.
4 Print a Proof List.
- The Proof List Report displays the gross distribution, federal taxes withheld, state distribution and state
taxes withheld on each 1099-R in the batch.
- Open the Proof List window (PR> 1099-R> Proof List).
- Press ENTER or click the Confirm icon
to generate the report immediately, or enter a time and date in the field next to
the Confirm icon to schedule the report to generate at a later time.
6 Print the 1099-Rs.
- Once the forms have been generated, you can print them out.
- Open the Jobs Viewer window (click the Jobs Viewer
icon on the main desktop or go to SS> Utilities> Show Scheduled
Jobs). Click here for
information on the Jobs Viewer window.
- Double click on the Forms job. This will open a print preview window of the
1099-Rs.
- Click the Print icon
to set up how the forms will print.
- Before printing the forms on the blank 1099-R forms, print one or two forms on blank pages to verify the top of
the form alignment is correct. If the form alignment is incorrect, regenerate
the forms using a different form offset (PR> 1099-Rs> Print> Form Offset
field).
- Once the alignment seems correct, load the blank 1099-R forms into the printer and print a few
1099-Rs, rechecking
the alignment. If the copies look correct, print the batch.
- Review the printed 1099-Rs for accuracy.
7 Clear the 1099-Rs in the batch if you need to generate them for another department or reporting group.
- Before you clear the 1099-Rs in the batch, make sure the printed version of the forms are correct.
- Select Clear 1099-Rs from the 1099-Rs palette. This will open an information window.
- Answer Yes and the batch will be cleared.
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