Business, 02.01.2020 18:31 allieballey0727

You have been hired to prepare 1099s for your client, donna’s design. here are the related transactions for the year:

• they paid books by bessie $100/month for 12 months

• for books by bessie, the first five months were paid by check. the remaining seven months were paid by credit card

• computers by han was paid $700 by debit card

• the landlord, john johnson, was paid $100/month by eft

• mahoney advertising was paid $500 by check

• nancy seitz, cpa, was paid $1200 by check

which 2 should receive a 1099? (select all that apply)

(a)) nancy seitz

(b) computers by han

(c) mahoney advertising

(d) john johnson

(e) books by bessie

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