A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is an entity that is created at the state level. Depending on how many members there are & which elections are made, the IRS will classify LLCs either as a corporation, partnership, or as part of the owner’s tax return (a “disregarded entity”). A domestic LLC with at least two […]
E-mail is probably one of the most convenient and easiest ways for us to communicate, however, it is not a secure means of sending information. You should avoid sending sensitive data or information (i.e. a w9 that has your social security number of EIN on it) in an email.
Backup tax withholding rules require a payer to withhold tax from certain payments. Backup withholding rules may apply if someone fails to provide a correct tax ID info.
There is a QuickBooks® Online integration available through getW9.tax, which helps users save time, money & headaches in getting Form W-9s from their vendors, suppliers, contractors, etc.
The IRS Form W-9 & IRS Form 1099 are often interchangeably used when referring to year-end tax forms, however, both forms are very different and serve different purposes.
The Form W-9 is officially titled “Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification.” That’s quite a mouthful! Simply put, the IRS Form W-9 (aka form w9) is a means for you to obtain the data required from your contractors, vendors, suppliers, etc., in order to file the 1099s. It also provides you with verification that […]