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Ben Wenger
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Should a landlord sign a W-9

Ben Wenger
  • Investor
  • Lititz, PA
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I have a tenant who is trying to get some assistance with his rent payments, the organization that he is working with wants me as the landlord to fill out a W-9 form. They say they need it as a receipt.  Is this correct?  Any input is appreciated thanks

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    Victor N.
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    Victor N.
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    @Ben Wenger Yes this is normal. For example, if you have a section 8 tenant ( local housing authority pays entire or portion of the rent) you are required to fill out the W-9 form. 

    At the end of the year, they will send you a 1099-Misc tax form showing how much you were paid for that year

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