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Company: James, Surman & Goldberg CPA
I would avoid duplicating 1099s if at all possible.
I would first ask the contractor if the new number is correct, or was it a mistake? You don't want to assume they simply got a new EIN (once a business/person obtains an EIN, they don't normally change unless the business itself changed).
If the new number was intentionally given and correct, then I would simply issue their 2020 Form 1099 with that EIN number and disregard the old number.