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Exam Review, 1099s and Tax Pro Education
  • 1099 News and Developments

    What’s New with Information Returns — Q2 of 2026

    ByJason Dinesen July 7, 2026August 20, 2026

    Another Draft W-9 Released in May — EIN Prohibition on Individuals is Gone The IRS in May released another draft of a new W-9, and this draft removed the prohibition on an individual/sole proprietor from using an EIN. In this latest draft, the only thing listed under “What’s New” is a new backup withholding exemption…

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  • 1099 News and Developments

    Latest W-9 Draft Released in May

    ByJason Dinesen May 5, 2026August 22, 2026

    Listen to or watch the podcast on this episode: https://podcasts.dinesenmedia.com/show/information-return-intelligence-1/latest-w-9-draft-irs-reverses-course-on-sole-proprietor-ein-rule/ The IRS on Monday released another draft of a new W-9, and this draft has removed the prohibition on an individual/sole proprietor from using an EIN. In this latest draft, the only thing listed under “What’s New” is a new backup withholding exemption code that…

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  • W-9 and Vendor Onboarding

    Form W-9 and TINs, Part 2

    ByJason Dinesen February 3, 2026August 13, 2026

    Let’s look at how the IRS uses the information off the 1099s you file. We wrote about this in part 1 of “Dealing with Corrections,” and it’s a good encapsulation. When you file 1099s with the IRS, they put that information into their databases. In other writings, we delve into “how” they catalogue the information,…

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  • W-9 and Vendor Onboarding

    Form W-9 and TINs, Part 1

    ByJason Dinesen January 27, 2026August 13, 2026

    Someone recently asked me why so many accountants and tax pros — CPAs, EAs, etc. — tell single-member LLCs to enter the LLC’s EIN on a W-9 instead of the owner’s Social Security Number. Now, you might read that paragraph and wonder, “What are we even talking about here?” So, let’s start by breaking it…

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