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Originally posted by blackmonsters
The answer is ...You Don't!!!
Ya know a couple of years ago the IRS realesed a statement that basically said that advice received from and IRS representative may have to be verified. In other words "Some of our employees don't know what the fuck they are talking about". In more other words "Just because we contacted you and told you to do something doesn't mean that we were right".
You don't get W9 forms people that do not provided a service that they can take with them when they leave!!!!
When I leave ARS they do not own any rights to any of my work, which means the work was not done for them, which means I don't fucking work for them. I'm the fucking newspaper running their ads!!! If I don't like their ads, then I will not run them, on the other hand if I was contracted as a service to run their ads then they could sue me for pulling their banners.
DAMN!!!
I'm so glad I went to college.
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Don't know the details at ARS. Maybe a paranoid accounting team? If the government is leaning on 'em, I can see a quick response to give them what they want. Don't want to piss off the IRS. Didn't need to go to college for that one - LOL
I suspect this means a 1099 from them. Doubt that they're trying to call us employees, we meet none of the guidlines for that. The govenment is just gonna know how much ARS sent you last year. That assumes it was over $600 (think that's the required reporting line for 1099s). (I'm not an attorney, accountant or tax adviser, but I went to college too. BSEE)