Keep tax records ready for filing all year

Wingspan keeps tax details, payment history, filing status, and corrections connected to the worker record from onboarding through filing. Address issues when they appear instead of untangling them in January.

Collect and verify the right information early

Collect W-9 information, agreements, and payment details in onboarding. Wingspan verifies TINs automatically and flags mismatches before a contractor gets paid. When tax status changes, workers can submit an updated W-9. Wingspan keeps the earlier record, applies the effective date, and issues separate 1099s for each tax-status period when required.

Form W⁠-⁠9Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and CertificationRev. 03-20241 NameJocelyn Meyer, RN3 ClassificationIndividual / sole proprietorSocial security number•••-••-4417Employer ID numberTIN matched · IRSSign hereJocelyn MeyerDate02 / 14 / 2026

Track reportable payments as they happen

Wingspan maintains year-to-date reportable payment totals by contractor and payer from the payments you run. Upload payments made outside Wingspan so the same record is available for review before filing.

Reportable YTD · 2026$41,280.00
Jocelyn Meyer, RN · Harborview
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug
Reporting threshold crossed in January
Outside payments uploaded · counted in the same totals

File, deliver, and correct 1099s from one record

Wingspan automates 1099-NEC creation, reconciliation, filing, and delivery. Contractors can review tax documents and detailed pay data, then request corrections from the same portal. The original filing, updated data, review, delivery history, and rationale stay together, with audit logs available in an IRS data-pack export.

Form 1099⁠-⁠NEC · 2026CorrectedNonemployee CompensationRecipientJocelyn Meyer, RNBox 1 · Nonemployee compensation$48,960.00Filed & delivered in appJan 28Correction requested from the portalFeb 9Resolved & re-filedFeb 12

Keep the right tax flow for each worker

1099 filing stays focused on contractors who meet the applicable threshold. Seasonal, temporary, and part-time W-2 employees follow payroll-tax calculation, remittance, and employee reporting, and remain outside 1099 filing.

One worker recordJocelyn Meyer, RN1099 · over threshold1099⁠-⁠NEC filingPriya Shah, RNSeasonal W⁠-⁠2Payroll tax + W⁠-⁠2