1099-etc
6.1#11 in w-2 filing softwareWindows
Visit1099-etc vs TaxBandits
TaxBandits
8.7#2 in tax compliance softwareFrom $199 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | 1099-etc | TaxBandits |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | No |
| Headquarters | Edmond, Oklahoma, United States | Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States |
| Integrations | The Import Assistant accepts formats including Excel, QuickBooks W-2/1099 files, tab-delimited and comma-delimited text, and AMS Payroll can import from QuickBooks or PeachTree using text files. | No-code connections are listed for Sage Intacct, Karbon, QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, Zoho Books, VMS, CSV and Zapier. |
1099-etc plans
- 2026 W2/1099 Forms Filer$94 a year
- E-File Services — Federal E-File, 1–250 forms$0.88 a month
- Forms Filer Plus add-on$64, paid once
- 1042-S Filer add-on$94, paid once
- Affordable Care Act Filer add-on$94, paid once
- Software Generated Forms add-on$94, paid once
TaxBandits plans
- Basic$19 a month
- Plus$29 a month
- CoreFree
- 1099/W-2 federal filing$2.75, paid once
- Payroll Basic$19 a month
- Basic Payroll$19 a month
Pick 1099-etc if…
It suits accountants, bookkeepers and multi-client firms preparing tax forms on Windows. The maker says it may not suit one-time filers, sole proprietors or people seeking free tools.
Pick TaxBandits if…
TaxBandits suits business owners, tax professionals, and service providers handling employment and tax forms. Its API and integrations may also fit organizations building filing workflows into their systems.