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Book 12 · TRADES

The Construction Subcontractor's 1099 Tax Guide

Tools, materials, mileage, jobsite records, helpers, and equipment costs.

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Who this guide is for

Independent tradespeople, specialty subcontractors, crew leads, and construction professionals paid on a 1099.

What it helps you organize

  • Match job payments, draws, and retainage to project records
  • Separate materials, small tools, equipment, and rentals
  • Track truck and jobsite mileage with supporting detail
  • Organize payments to helpers and subcontractors
  • Review each job for income, expenses, and missing documents

The Made Easy approach

This guide turns a specialized tax topic into a clear recordkeeping workflow. It is designed to help you understand the documents you receive, know which records to keep, and arrive at filing time with fewer loose ends.

Use it as an educational companion throughout the year, then bring your organized records and specific questions to a qualified tax professional when your situation calls for personalized advice.

Educational use only. Tax rules and reporting thresholds can change. This book and website do not provide tax, legal, or financial advice; verify current requirements for your filing year.

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