Get the free 1098 c form 2019-2022

Who needs a 1098-C form?

Any done organization, which will accept the specific vehicle for its own use on a free-of-charge basis.

What is for 1098-C form?

1098-C form is a document with the description of a vehicle, which will be granted by the donor to a recipient on a non-payment base; the value of the gifted vehicle must not be less than 500 USD.

Applicable vehicles include a motor vehicle, which may be used for traveling public streets, highways, and roads. Airplanes and motorboats are also applicable.

Such items like property for sale or the inventory of a car dealer cannot be qualified as vehicle. So, the 1098-C will not be used for filing in these instances.

Also, this form must not be filed if the value of vehicle is less than $500 -- for this, you can use the 170(f)(8) only.

Is the 1098-C Form accompanied by other forms?

1098-C form may be accompanied by 170(f)(8) application; it is a necessary attachment to form 1096.

When is the 1098-C Form due?

Form 1098-C must be filed 30 days after the donation. A copy of it must be provided to the donor.

Also, the day of contribution must be provided inside the document.

How do I fill out the 1098-C Form?

To fill out this form, you must complete the 1096 form. After that you have to add the following information to the 1098-C form:

• Done’s personal information

• Donor’s personal information

• Specifications of contribution

• Value of property granted by donor

• Checkbox, where done guarantee that value of property is not less than $500

Any failure in providing the information by done or donor, may cause different kinds of penalties.

Where do I send the 1098-C Form?

The completed 1098-C form must be attached to the 1096 form and sent to the Department of the Treasury — Internal Revenue Service.

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