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California Supplemental Fields
We follow the same record layout as IRS with a few exceptions. To prepare your information return, refer to the record layout specifications in IRS Publication 1220, Specifications for Filing Form 1098, 1099, 5498, and W2-G Electronically. Listed below are California supplemental fields that are different from IRS.

Payer “A” Record

Field Title Locations Document Type Description/Remarks
Surname Indicator Position 46 ALL

Enter the letter “L” if the payers’ last names are reported first in the Payee “B” Record First Payee Name Line; e.g., Smith, John J. otherwise, enter a blank.

Note: If the corresponding Payee “B” Records contain valid Name Controls, i.e., the first four positions of the payee last name, this field may be left blank. Otherwise, code this field the way the names of individual payees are reported, even if the returns are a mixture of individuals and businesses. If only businesses are reported then code this field blank.

Payee “B” Record

Field Title Locations Document Type Description/Remarks
Non-California Return Indicator Position 352 ALL

If payee is not reportable to California, i.e., payee does not have a California filing requirement; enter an uppercase letter “X.” Otherwise, enter a blank.

Note: This field was established to allow preparers to file a copy of their federal returns with California, but to designate selected returns not to be read by California’s programs. This field must not be used for reporting W-2G’s (gambling winnings) to California or for submitting any returns through the Combined Federal/State Filing Program.

End of Payer “C” Record

Field Title Locations Document Type Description/Remarks
Control Total State Income Tax Withheld Positions 707-724 ALL APPLICABLE Enter the accumulated totals for state income tax withheld in the associated Payee “B” records.

State Totals “K” Record

This record is only supplied to IRS on its Combined Federal/State Filing Program file. Omit it when filing directly with California.

End of Transmission “F” Record

This record is optional on California’s file. If used, format it to federal specifications. An “F” Record should only be used once as the last record on the entire file.

Email IRPhelp@ftb.ca.gov if you have questions or comments.

 
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