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Jessica Yau
  • San Francisco, CA
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W9 and 1099s

Jessica Yau
  • San Francisco, CA
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I manage a property for a client. The tenant is a law firm and is asking me for a W9. Their rent payments are addressed to my company and then I forward to my client after deducting management fees but the lease is under the client's name. Is the tenant correctly asking me (management company) for the W9 or should it be the landlord?

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