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NEC” stands for “non-employee compensation”. Legally, no business should be using the non-business versions of these payment types… but in real life, many do. My recommendation (for many reasons) is to only use the business versions, and then the 1099-NEC is a non-issue (because Venmo and PayPal will issue a 1099-K instead).
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