IRS forms for everyone on your list
Five IRS forms as fillable PDFs with readable field names, already connected to a spreadsheet. Put your contractors, employees or vendors in the list and get one finished form per person.
Form 1099-NEC
Nonemployee compensation for every contractor, Copy B and Copy 2 from one row.
Download, or fill it for your whole list
Form 1099-MISC
Rents, royalties and other income, one recipient copy per owner or payee.
Download, or fill it for your whole list
Form 1095-C
Employer health coverage offers, every month box for every full-time employee.
Download, or fill it for your whole list
Form W-9
Request taxpayer details from every vendor, pre-filled from your vendor list.
Download, or fill it for your whole list
Form W-8BEN
Foreign status certificates for every foreign investor or payee, pre-filled from your list.
Download, or fill it for your whole list
Facts last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something that changed? Tell us at support@mailmergic.com.
One list, one form per person
The IRS forms are free, but filling them one by one is not. MailMergic turns a form and a list into a finished copy for every row.
Open a form
Open any form here in MailMergic. Its boxes are already connected, and three example rows show how it fills.
Add your list
One row per person. Excel, CSV and Google Sheets all work, and the form shows which columns it needs.
Generate and deliver
One PDF per row, named after the person, with its own password if you like. Print them or email each one.
Why not just use the irs.gov PDF?
Readable box names
The IRS names its boxes f2_1, f2_2 and so on. Here every box is named for what it holds, so your columns find the right box.
Only the pages you hand out
No Copy A, no filer instructions: the recipient copies and their instructions, so every PDF is ready to print or send.
Already connected
The common boxes are connected to columns before you start. Bring a list with the same columns and the forms fill straight away.
Tax form templates FAQ
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These templates are general information, not tax or legal advice. The forms are the IRS’s own, with readable field names added; check each one against the current revision and instructions on irs.gov before you use it. MailMergic fills and delivers documents. It does not file anything with the IRS.




