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by Sherri on October 5th, 2009
Gifts, per the IRS definition, are limited to $25 per person per year! 1099s must be issued if the person receives $600 or more during the year. So, in this case, NO 1099 must be issued. I don't think the corporation giving a gift to individuals would be a tax deduction to the corp!
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