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Spring 2016 for Independent Contractors PO Box 501, Dublin, OH 43017 This form is for adult referees for games assigned in the DSL recreation, MSSA and SSA programs. Review the prefilled information

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How to fill out for independent contractors:

1. Determine the type of form required: There are various forms that independent contractors may need to fill out, such as Form W-9 or Form 1099-MISC. Identify the specific form that is applicable to your situation.
2. Provide accurate personal information: Start by entering your legal name, mailing address, and Social Security number or employer identification number (EIN) if applicable. Ensure that all information provided is correct and up to date.
3. Specify the nature of work: Indicate the nature of the services you provide as an independent contractor. This may include a brief description of your profession or trade.
4. Report income accurately: Enter the total amount of income earned during the tax year. Make sure to accurately report all income received as an independent contractor, including amounts received in cash, checks, or any other form.
5. Identify withholding exemptions: Determine whether you are claiming any withholding exemptions, such as exempt payee codes or exemptions from backup withholding. This depends on your specific situation, so consult with a tax professional if unsure.
6. Sign and date the form: Once you have completed all the necessary sections, sign and date the form. This certifies that the information provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Who needs for independent contractors:

1. Individuals working as independent contractors: Freelancers, consultants, gig workers, and self-employed individuals who offer services to clients or businesses on a contract basis. Examples include graphic designers, writers, photographers, and IT consultants.
2. Businesses hiring independent contractors: Companies or organizations that engage and pay independent contractors for specific services rendered. It is crucial for businesses to have accurate and up-to-date information for their independent contractors to comply with tax regulations and reporting requirements.
3. Government agencies and financial institutions: Government entities and financial institutions may also require independent contractors to fill out various forms for reporting and information purposes. These forms help ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations.

In summary, independent contractors need to fill out relevant forms accurately, providing personal information, income details, and any applicable withholding exemptions. It is essential for both individuals working as independent contractors and the businesses hiring them to fulfill their legal obligations and maintain proper records.

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