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Collect a W-9 when giving "Cash for Keys"
Do you collect a W-9 when giving cash for keys? What if they refuse to sign? I just gave a large sum of money to someone and they refused to sign or give their SSN. I purchased quite a few household items from them and they did sign a bill of sale. Do you think that's enough?
I have done a little research online and someone suggested sending them a 1099 with the word "refused" across the SSN. Any additional suggestions?