Form W-9: Fill & Download for Free

If you are working for a company that plans to pay you for your work, then you need to supply your SSN so that your wages are handled properly, and you receive the wage and tax statement at the end of the year when you are preparing your income tax filing. Is this your first paid job?This is the usual procedure when an employer is paying you for work done, whether a temporary or full-time job. There is a specific form for an employee to fill out, whose form number is W-9, where you indicate your name, SSN, and the number of exemptions you want to claim. That is the way in which your Social Security Number is usually requested.Without seeing the W-9 form, I would hesitate to send my Social Security number in an e-mail. E-mail is so easily shared. Be sure you are in contact with your employer, ask their procedure for filling out the W-9 form, so you know why you received a request that way, instead of being asked to complete the W-9 form.You can read about the form on the IRS website or at this Wikipedia article. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Form_W-9

Opening a company is 1 hour over the phone!!!It’s more then possible to open a C Corp in Delaware and also bank account. But bank account it the tricky part.I’m just stack at the end of the process.. Yesterday I called Legal Zoom and within a 1 hour and 7 minutes phone call, I opened a C Corp in Delaware. I did it with Legal Zoom. The explained that in order to open a bank account, I need to have an Employment Identification Number (EIN) - Since I don’t have my Social Security number yet I can’t have one.I hear this is a common problem non residents have and that we need to get an ITIN number from the IRS . This means that instead of EIN we get an ITINWikipedia says:An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a United States tax processing number issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It is a nine-digit number that begins with the number 9Legal zoom gave me the IRS for the ITIN department. (18008291040)I could not get a hold of the IRS representative. The line keeps disconnecting when I call them.I looked on online and I found a form that needs to be filled to get the ITIN.This is the form.https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdfWhen I looked online for instructions, I found this: https://www.irs.gov/instructions/iw7/ch01.html#d0e226It says that with the form I need to get:1. Your original, valid tax return(s) for which the ITIN is needed. Attach Form W-7 to the front of your tax return2. The original documents, or certified copies of these documents from the issuing agency, that support the information provided on the Form W-7. The supporting documentation must be consistent with the applicant's information provided on Form W-7. For example, the name, date of birth, and country(ies) of citizenship must be the same as on Form W-7, lines 1a, 4, and 6a.Well I guess I don't have these. I don't have tax returns in the USA.I'm not sure how to go about this. I could use your help. Who do I contact to find out how I submit documents to obtain an ITIN?

A2A - You send them a W-9. Good luck they are due (postmarked) to the IRS 1/31.There is a $50 penalty for filing late and if not filed at all (or later than 8/1) then $100 Plus if audited the loss of the deduction.Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia seems to be effecting you.Have you considered hiring a CPA?