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What is 1099 OID?

1099 OID means “Original Issue Discount”. An OID  happens when a loan (like a bond) is issued for less than its face value (the amount you will receive when it matures). 

For instance, a company issues a bond whose face value is $1,000 for $900. In this example, the discount of $100 is OID. It is considered interest income and, therefore, taxable. 

Quick Note: You must file a 1099-OID for any person where the OID is $10 or more.

What Information Is Required on Form 1099-OID?

Here’s what you need to file:

  • Payer’s Name, Address & TIN
  • Recipient’s Name, Address & SSN/TIN
  • Amount of OID for the Tax Year
  • Any early withdrawal penalties or other interest amounts
  • Check Box 7 if payer is a foreign financial institution.

Quick Note: Form 1099-OID is also used to report Premium Amortization and Market Discount for covered securities.

Types of Debt That Generate OID:

It’s important to understand the various types of debt instruments that can generate Original Issue Discount (OID). 

  • Zero-Coupon Bonds
  • Corporate Bonds
  • Treasury Securities
  • Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
  • Certain Loan Agreements
  • Mortgage Backed Securities
  • Contingent Debt Instruments

Note: The IRS considers OID to be taxable income even if you do not receive cash payments until the maturity date.

1099-OID Filing Deadlines

If the OID is from a Widely Held Fixed Income Trust, the recipient deadline is March 16, 2026. Other IRS deadlines for tax season 2026 are:

Filing Type Deadline
Recipient Copy February 2, 2026 (Since Jan 31 is a Saturday)
IRS Paper Filing March 2, 2026 (Since Feb 28 is a Saturday)
IRS E-filing March 31, 2026.

How to File 1099-OID Online with E-File Workforce Payroll?

E-File Workforce Payroll is an intuitive and user friendly platform for filing all tax forms. Below is a step by step guide to file 1099-OID:

  • Make an account with E-File Workforce Payroll.
  • Log in to your account and choose “Filing” from the left menu.
  • From the drop down, select “Start New Filing”.
  • Now, choose your filing year and form type from the drop down options.
  • Once chosen, a new form will appear on the screen.
  • Fill out all necessary details and submit.

All done! You can repeat the process if you have multiple forms. Or contact our support team if you need help!

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    Common Questions:

    You can report the 1099 OID on your federal income tax return, specifically on Line 1 of Schedule B (Interest and Ordinary Dividends) of Form 1040. And tax-exempt OID (from municipal bonds) belongs on Line 2a of Form 1040.

    It’s similar to reporting 1099-INT on Schedule B. However, if bonds also grant tax credits, you may need to reference Form 1097-BTC as well.

    For 2026, the penalties have increased:

    • Up to 30 days late: $60 per return.
    • 31 days late to Aug 1: $130 per return.
    • After Aug 1/Not filed: $340 per return 

    The maximum penalty can go up to $3,783,000 for large businesses.

    It’s like a “hidden” interest on a debt, such as a bond. If you buy a bond for $900, but its worth is $1,000 when it matures. The $100 difference is the OID. It’s the interest you earn by buying the bond at a discount.

    The primary consequence of OID is that the IRS treats it as taxable income. Although you receive the money when the bond matures, you must pay taxes on it every year it is held.

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