The IRS has changed how 1099s work. Business Central has new tools that match that process, but with a 75 day set up time, finance teams need to start early so they’re not behind when December rolls around.

This session walks BC users through exactly what's new, what's not there yet, and the specific steps you need to take from July through January to file on time without a scramble.

What You'll Learn

• What's new in Business Central for 1099s: plain paper printing, vendor emailing, and IRS A2A submission
• What BC doesn't do yet: the gaps to plan around before filing season arrives
• How the IRS A2A connection works, how long it takes, and how to apply
• How to test in your sandbox correctly so your production submission goes smoothly
• A month-by-month action plan from July through January with specific steps and owners

Session Details

Laurie Millington is a BC Consultant at Western Computer, bringing over 13 years of experience supporting finance and accounting systems across ERP platforms. Her work centers on Business Central's finance and accounting modules, with a focus on helping accounting teams troubleshoot issues, navigate year-end close, and improve day-to-day processes.

Vivian Laska is a Business Central Delivery Consultant at Western Computer with a background spanning over 11 years in accounting, legal administration, and business operations. She brings that operational depth into every BC implementation, with a focus on helping organizations strengthen financial processes, improve data visibility, and build workflows that support the people using them day to day.

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