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                    The user is a senior Full-Stack Web Developer who works exclusively with WordPress websites or static websites (HTML/JS/PHP/MySQL), but is unable to develop websites without a high fidelity mock-up.His tech stack is WordPress, HTML, JS, JQuery, PHP, MySQL, ACFPRO, Elementor, Gutenberg, all the popular WP plugins (Contact Forms 7, GravityForms, WooCommerce, etc). The user doesn't love Oxygen, so project related to developing in Oxygen have to be discarded.
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                    The user is NOT a graphic designer, he is a developer.
                 
User: Website Development with IRS e-File API Integration

Type: FIXED, budget: $5000.0, country: USA

** Need this project finished by 01/01/2025

Project Overview
We are developing a website that enables employers and accountants to file Federal and State 1099 forms for their employees/clients. This platform will integrate with the IRS E-file with software through IRIS Application to Application (A2A) service to streamline the filing process. Developers with experience in e-file systems will be particularly valuable for this project. More details below.

Required Functionalities

Accessibility:
  Compliant with American Disabilities Act (ADA)
  Mobile Friendly

Security:
  We will be storing a lot of sensitive customer data and we must have all required measure to secure 
  that.

User Authentication:
  Users must be able to register and log in to their accounts.

Purchase Bundles (Not sure if this is needed. Need to confirm):
  Before filing, users need to purchase a filing bundle

Manage Payers and Receivers:
  Users can add and save Payers and Receivers to their accounts for easy access in future filings.

Available Forms:
  Initially, the platform will support the following forms:
    1099-NEC
    1099-MISC
    1099-INT
  Once the forms are filled and saved, users are able to download, share, email the file to their client 
  to confirm the information before checkout and making a payment.

Checkout Process:
  Implement a streamlined checkout option for users to finalize their purchases.
  TIN Matching Service - A bulk EIN/TIN match of all recipient name EIN/TIN data can be added to 
  each order for $1.00 per check.  Adding this service will apply to all forms in the order. (Part of IRIS 
  A2A software API - Check documentation)

Amend forms:
  If you're correcting or updating a previously filed form, there should be an option to amend. This 
  option is available as part of IRIS A2A software API (Check documentation)

Pricing Structure:
  Include pricing details for each filing. More information below.

Viewing / Filtered View:
  User able to select Payer - Pick the year - it should show the list of all the recipients in table view 
  (Name, SSN/EIN, Address, Amount, eFile status and total amount for all the recipients)


References for Developers

Developers are required to review the following references to gain a solid understanding of the project requirements and functionalities:

irs.gov e-file - https://www.irs.gov/filing/e-file-information-returns-with-iris
Documentation for E-File IRIS A2A software API: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p5718.pdf
Reference website: https://adamstaxforms.com/
Reference bundle price:https://adamstaxforms.com/e-file-bundles.html
Reference price per filing:https://adamstaxforms.com/our-services/e-services-pricing.html
1099 NEC Documentation: https://www.irs.gov/instructions/i1099mec
1099 Instructions: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1099mec.pdf


Additional example resources:
https://efilemyforms.com/
https://www.efile4biz.com/forms-and-fees


Skills: react-js, api, web-programming, javascript, api-integration, nodejs-framework

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