If you earned interest from bonds, corporate debt, or Treasury securities sold at a discount, you may receive Form 1099-OID. Meeting the January 31, 2026 filing deadline is crucial to stay IRS-compliant and avoid penalties.
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What Is 1099-OID?
Form 1099-OID (Original Issue Discount) reports taxable interest income that accrues on debt instruments sold below face value. Even without receiving cash payments, the IRS considers this income taxable.
Typical sources include:
- Treasury bonds and obligations
- Corporate bonds purchased below face value
- Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
- Other discounted debt instruments
Issuers send the form to both you and the IRS.
Important Filing Deadlines
- Recipient Deadline: January 31, 2026
- Tax Year Covered: 2025
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How to Report 1099-OID Income
- Check Your Form – Confirm payer info, OID amounts, and federal tax withheld.
- Report on Schedule B (Form 1040) – Most taxpayers report OID income here.
- Include in Total Taxable Income – All OID amounts, even small ones, must be included.
- File Electronically or by Paper – E-filing reduces errors and speeds refunds. Trusted resources:
Consequences of Missing the Deadline
Failing to file by January 31, 2026 may result in:
- IRS notices or audits
- Penalties for underreported income
- Interest on unpaid taxes
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Tips for Smooth 1099-OID Filing
- Keep all tax and investment documents organized
- Verify OID amounts with broker statements
- File early to prevent errors
- Consult experts for complex investments
Why the IRS Monitors OID Income Closely?
OID income is often overlooked, making it a common audit trigger. The IRS uses automated systems to detect discrepancies, so precise reporting is critical in 2026.
Final Takeaway
Meeting the 1099-OID recipient filing deadline of January 31, 2026 protects you from penalties and ensures IRS compliance. Accurate reporting safeguards your finances, whether filing individually or managing multiple investments.
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FAQs
1. What if I don’t receive my 1099-OID by January 31, 2026?
Contact the issuer immediately. If unresolved, estimate and report the income. Call +1-866-513-4656 for guidance.
2. Is OID income taxable if I didn’t receive cash?
Yes. The IRS taxes accrued OID income even without actual payments.
3. Do small OID amounts need reporting?
Yes. All OID income must be reported.
4. Can I e-file with 1099-OID income?
Yes. E-filing is faster, safer, and recommended.
