Do we know if Quickbooks actually mailed the incorrectly formatted hard copies to the recipients BEFORE they were electronicallyi rejected by the IRS? If so, I guess that part is kinda covered, even though the TIN box has formatted our payer's TIN incorrectly (SSN as XX-XXXXXXX instead of XXX-XX-XXXX). Waiting for Quickbooks help to call me know. I only have two 1099's I need to send. Anyone whose electronic filing was rejected by the IRS plan to print out the hard copies, whiteout the box and just use a pen to write in the payer's TIN (SSN) in the correct format? We can still just send them USPS to the IRS with a postmark of today, true? Low-tech, but that's where I'm at right now, with the post office closing soon. This is SO absurd!