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How does a former employee retroactively change from a W-9 status to a W-4?
Q. For a job this summer, my 18 yr old freshman was told to fill out a W-9 at the start of her employmenrt. Neither income taxes nor social security were taken. For reason not expained here, it is essential she not be considered self-employed or contracted labor.
Asked by richard t - Thu Sep 13 21:37:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See for what her status should have been. If it appears that she should have been classified as an employee, she can fill out form SS-8 to request an IRS determination.
Answered by Judy - Thu Sep 13 22:01:21 2007
Q. For a job this summer, my 18 yr old freshman was told to fill out a W-9 at the start of her employmenrt. Neither income taxes nor social security were taken. For reason not expained here, it is essential she not be considered self-employed or contracted labor.
Asked by richard t - Thu Sep 13 21:37:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See for what her status should have been. If it appears that she should have been classified as an employee, she can fill out form SS-8 to request an IRS determination.
Answered by Judy - Thu Sep 13 22:01:21 2007
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