Do you have to correct rejected 1099?

Hi there, 9130356875467216

There's no need to send out a new form with the abbreviated name, and I'll share why. 

Since the IRS has accepted the resubmission with the corrected name, you may want to keep it on hand and continue using it for future reference if needed. Ensure that the name and TIN on the corrected 1099 match the information on the recipient's tax return to avoid any discrepancies.

Here's an article for your guide moving forward: Fix rejected 1099 forms.

If you need help adding a contractor or changing an amount, check out this reference: Troubleshoot missing contractors or wrong amounts on 1099s.

Feel free to let me know of any other queries concerning 1099s. I'll be here to answer them for you. Have a great day!