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When your payables are organized, nothing slips through the cracks. Late fees disappear, vendor relationships stay strong, and you have a clear picture of your obligations. It's one less thing to worry about so you can focus on running your business.
Enter every bill when it arrives, not when you pay it, so you always know what you owe. Schedule payments by due date, take early-payment discounts when they make sense, and keep receipts attached to each bill. A simple weekly routine prevents late fees and keeps your vendor relationships strong.
Yes — before you pay them, not in January. A W-9 gives you the vendor's legal name and taxpayer ID, which you'll need if you have to send them a 1099. For payments made in 2026, the 1099 threshold rose to $2,000 (it was $600), but collecting a W-9 up front means you're covered either way. See the 1099 FAQ.
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