<p>I need to make some calls on Monday but we just received a 1099 that shows considerably more in box 7 “nonemployee compensation” than the company ever paid out. Could the company have included the amount it paid a 3rd party car service for the contractor in “nonemployee compensation”? This company has a contract set up with a local car service and all employees and contractors are entitled to use the car service by just handing in a signed voucher. It is used to attend required business events during business hours or to go home if they’ve been working past a certain hour. I’m afraid this inflated figure will affect financial aid for our PROFILE school since they’ve told me they add business expenses back in.</p>