Form W-9 (Official IRS, Rev. March 2024)
Official IRS Form W-9, Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification. Send it to a contractor or vendor to collect their name, tax classification, address and TIN (SSN or EIN), with an e-signature on the certification.
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Source: official IRS form from irs.gov. Fields are placed on the IRS boxes; the signer fills them in.
How to use this Form W-9 (Official IRS, Rev. March 2024) template
- Enter the contractor as the signer (name and email).
- Review the fields placed on the official IRS form, then send.
- The contractor fills in their details, enters an SSN or EIN and e-signs.
- You get the completed W-9 PDF with an audit trail; keep it with your records.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this the official IRS W-9?
Yes. It is the current Form W-9 (Rev. March 2024) downloaded from irs.gov, with our signing fields placed on the IRS boxes.
Who fills in the W-9?
The payee (your contractor or vendor) fills it in and signs it. You, the requester, keep it on file; do not send it to the IRS.
Is an e-signed W-9 accepted?
The IRS allows electronic W-9 submission when the system meets its requirements (see the W-9 instructions, "Electronic submission"). Check with your tax professional.
Why do I need a W-9 from a contractor?
You use the TIN on the W-9 to file Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC for payments you make to the contractor.