I worked full time for 5 months as a employee getting weekly paychecks and now get 1099 non employee tax papers
But my boss said he was paying my taxes but still sent me a 1099.
Need help what can I do

As you received your pay checks and statements each pay day you didn't notice that no taxes were being withheld from your pay?

You probably now have a pretty big tax bill to pay - income tax (federal and state if applicable where you live), social security, and medicaire. Going forward in 2012 if you are still a 1099 employee you should plan on filing etsimated tax returns each quarter - otherwise you will get stuick with paying interest for under payment of withholding.

As for whether you being a 1099 versus W-2 employee is appropriate - I suggest you first talk to your employer to find out what criteria he used. In general a 1099 employee is considered to be someone who is a contractor - self-directed, professional, not held to strict hours, and not a long-term employee but rather hired for a specific project. If you feel you are mis-classified there are procedures for appealing.

You worked as independent contractor. Your income and expenses are reported on schedule C or C-EZ (Form 1040). You will also do schedule SE to pay social security and Medicare taxes. Your U.S. Tax Return: Tax Filing by Self Employed Sole Proprietor or Independent Contractor (http://taxipay.blogspot.com/2008/04/tax-filing-by-self-employed-sole.html)