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This document outlines the requirements for subcontractor billing, including the submission of progress and final billing forms, deadlines, and necessary waivers. It includes templates for progress

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How to fill out ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS

1. Start with the project name and number at the top of the form.
2. Fill in the date when the billing is submitted.
3. Enter the subcontractor's name and contact information.
4. Provide the invoice number and date of the invoice.
5. List the descriptions of the work completed according to the contract.
6. Itemize the costs associated with each work description.
7. Include necessary documentation such as receipts, timesheets, and progress reports.
8. Complete the total amount due for the work performed.
9. Sign and date the completed form before submitting it.

Who needs ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

1. Subcontractors who are billed for work done on a project.
2. Contractors managing subcontractors who require formal billing documentation.
3. Project managers overseeing budget and expense tracking within the project.

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What form do I give a subcontractor?

Form 1099-NEC and independent contractors.

What paperwork do I need to hire a subcontractor?

If you decide to hire independent contractors, you'll need to collect the following documentation: Form W-9. Forms W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E. Form 1099-NEC. Form SS-8. Independent contractor agreement. Confidentiality agreement (NDA) Non-compete agreement. Non-solicitation agreement.

What are the three types of subcontractors?

There are 3 kinds of subcontractors in the construction industry Nominated subcontractors. Domestic subcontractors. Named subcontractors.

Do you have to give a 1099 to a subcontractor?

A subcontractor is a worker who is not your employee. You give a Form 1099 to a subcontractor showing the amounts you paid him. The subcontractor is responsible for keeping his or her own records and paying his or her own income and self-employment taxes.

What is the payment clause for a subcontractor?

PIP clause: A risk-transferring provision The condition of payment to the subcontractor is payment by the owner to the contractor for the subcontractor's work. If the owner fails to pay the contractor, then under a PIP clause, the contractor has no obligation to pay its subcontractor.

How do you charge a subcontractor?

In general, a rate should be based on a few specific details. It should include you or your crew's hourly rate, the cost of materials, any overhead expenses, and some amount of profit. But when many contractors start out, they only take into account hourly rates and the cost of materials.

What paperwork do I need for a subcontractor?

All subcontractors should be providing you with an IRS W9 form. This documentation lets you know the type of company the subcontractor is (corporation, LLC, sole proprietor, etc), as well as their tax identification number or Social Security number if they are an individual.

What do subcontractors need to provide?

All subcontractors should be providing you with an IRS W9 form. This documentation lets you know the type of company the subcontractor is (corporation, LLC, sole proprietor, etc), as well as their tax identification number or Social Security number if they are an individual.

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What is ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS is a document that outlines the necessary guidelines and procedures that subcontractors must follow when submitting their billing information for services rendered.

Who is required to file ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

Subcontractors who are engaged in providing services or goods under a contract that includes specific billing requirements are required to file ATTACHMENT B.

How to fill out ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

To fill out ATTACHMENT B, subcontractors should enter their billing details clearly, including the scope of work completed, hours worked, materials used, and any other specific information requested in the form.

What is the purpose of ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

The purpose of ATTACHMENT B is to ensure that subcontractors provide consistent and accurate billing information, facilitating easier review and approval processes by the primary contractor.

What information must be reported on ATTACHMENT B: SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING REQUIREMENTS?

Information that must be reported includes the subcontractor's name, invoice number, project name, detailed description of work performed, billing dates, itemized costs, and any additional documentation that supports the billing request.