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Form 1098-F Due Dates

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If you’ve paid or incurred fines or penalties to a government or regulatory entity, you may be required to report them using IRS Form 1098-F. This form must be filed by specific IRS deadlines to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties. Timely filing helps both you and the IRS track deductible and non-deductible settlement payments accurately.

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What is IRS Form 1098-F?

IRS Form 1098-F is used to report court-ordered fines, penalties, and other amounts of at least $50,000 assessed by government entities. This form helps ensure compliance with IRS regulations regarding deductible and non-deductible fines or penalties.

Entities required to file Form 1098-F must report details about the amount assessed, any amounts required for restitution, and other relevant information.

Important deadlines for form 1098-F

To remain compliant and avoid penalties, government entities and agencies must file Form 1098-F and provide copies to the relevant parties by the following deadlines:
Filing typeDeadline Date
Paper filingFebruary 28, 2025
Electronic filingMarch 31, 2025
Sending Payer copiesJanuary 31, 2025

Failing to file on time may result in IRS-imposed penalties, increasing the financial burden on the reporting entity.

👉Need to file Form 1098-F? Kindly refer our Form 1098-C instructions for further clarification and file on time.

Penalties

Days LatePenalty per FormMaximum Penalty per YearMaximum Penalty for Small Businesses
Filed within 30 days after due date$60$683,000$239,000
Filed more than 30 days late but by August 1$130$2,049,000$683,000
International Disregard$680No maximum limitNo maximum limit

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