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We've been heads down building Eisen Tax Center. Today, its generally available to all customers. End-to-end tax reporting for financial institutions and corporate AP teams, from the first W-9 to backup withholding. Collect the payee information. Check the TIN. Prepare the form. Get it to the IRS and the recipient. Handle what comes back. Those steps belong together. Tax Center connects them through Payee Manager, Form Production and Backup Withholding. One popular feature: FIRE-to-IRIS conversion. Keep the FIRE export your team already produces. Eisen handles the conversion, checks for filing errors and manages filing. A new filing destination shouldnt force your team to start over. This is another part of account lifecycle operations that were bringing into Eisen. We keep money with its owners. If you run tax and information reporting at a financial institution or a corporate AP team, see Tax Center here: https://lnkd.in/dEGCnKs9

The IRS is shutting down the system your team uses to file 1099s. FIRE stops accepting files on November 19, 2026, at 3 p.m. ET. Its replacement, IRIS, won’t accept the same file format. You can still use the export you have today. Eisen converts it, checks it against IRIS rules, and files using its own transmitter code.

Moving your 1099s to IRIS doesn’t have to mean rebuilding your export or applying for a new transmitter code. Give Eisen the FIRE file your team already produces. Eisen converts it, flags validation issues for review, and files under its own IRIS TCC. Your team can see the filing results in Eisen.

Fifty-eight reporting deadlines across the states, each with its own dormancy rules and formats. Eisen tracks the ones that apply to you and files against them.

Fifty states, each with its own dormancy period, letter requirement, report format, and due date, and all of them revise the rules. Eisen keeps the whole map current.

Most escheatment programs run on one person who happens to remember which states you file in and when the letters go out. Bring your messiest state to the demo and we'll show you what that looks like in a system instead.