On Sept 1, I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted] I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was hereI did not purchase the previous business I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signedOne requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a Wform as required by IRS for me to pay out money to themAs far as I can determine, Ms [redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her unsold items be donated to charityI can email you a copy of that contract, but am not posting it for public displayI do not scream at anyone, and the only other person that I know of that has complained is Ms [redacted] friend Ms [redacted] -***Both women refuse to fill out W9sThus they can only use their "earnings" as shop creditThey need to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from reporting
On Sept 1, I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted] I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was hereI did not purchase the previous business From Sept1, until last month I did sell clothing of Ms [redacted] and against the advise of my CPA, paid her $by check # [redacted] on 10/22/15, and $by check on 11/19/The Wwas out for her to sign, but she again refusedHer remaining items have been boxed up and available for her to pick up since November 21st I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signedOne requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a Wform as required by IRS for me to pay out money to themMs[redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her items remain for sale for ninety daysI can email you a copy of that contract, as well as her canceled checks, but am not posting them for public display Since Ms [redacted] refuses to fill out a W9, so she can only use her "earnings" as shop creditShe needs to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from reporting
On Sept 1, 2015 I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted]. I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was here. I did not purchase the previous business.
I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signed. One requirement for all consigners...
is that they fill out a W9 form as required by IRS for me to pay out money to them. As far as I can determine, Ms. [redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her unsold items be donated to charity. I can email you a copy of that contract, but am not posting it for public display. I do not scream at anyone, and the only other person that I know of that has complained is Ms. [redacted] friend Ms [redacted]. Both women refuse to fill out W9s. Thus they can only use their "earnings" as shop credit. They need to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from 1099 reporting.
On Sept 1, 2015 I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted]. I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was here. I did not purchase the previous business.
From Sept. 1, 2015 until last month I did sell clothing of Ms. [redacted] and against the advise of my...
CPA, paid her $38.44 by check #[redacted] on 10/22/15, and $20.24 by check 1048 on 11/19/15. The W9 was out for her to sign, but she again refused. Her remaining items have been boxed up and available for her to pick up since November 21st.
I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signed. One requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a W9 form as required by IRS for me to pay out money to them. Ms.[redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her items remain for sale for ninety days. I can email you a copy of that contract, as well as her canceled checks, but am not posting them for public display.
Since Ms [redacted] refuses to fill out a W9, so she can only use her "earnings" as shop credit. She needs to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from 1099 reporting.
On Sept 1, I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted] I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was hereI did not purchase the previous business I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signedOne requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a Wform as required by IRS for me to pay out money to themAs far as I can determine, Ms [redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her unsold items be donated to charityI can email you a copy of that contract, but am not posting it for public displayI do not scream at anyone, and the only other person that I know of that has complained is Ms [redacted] friend Ms [redacted] -***Both women refuse to fill out W9sThus they can only use their "earnings" as shop creditThey need to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from reporting
On Sept 1, I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted] I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was hereI did not purchase the previous business From Sept1, until last month I did sell clothing of Ms [redacted] and against the advise of my CPA, paid her $by check # [redacted] on 10/22/15, and $by check on 11/19/The Wwas out for her to sign, but she again refusedHer remaining items have been boxed up and available for her to pick up since November 21st I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signedOne requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a Wform as required by IRS for me to pay out money to themMs[redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her items remain for sale for ninety daysI can email you a copy of that contract, as well as her canceled checks, but am not posting them for public display Since Ms [redacted] refuses to fill out a W9, so she can only use her "earnings" as shop creditShe needs to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from reporting
On Sept 1, 2015 I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted]. I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was here. I did not purchase the previous business.
I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signed. One requirement for all consigners...
is that they fill out a W9 form as required by IRS for me to pay out money to them. As far as I can determine, Ms. [redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her unsold items be donated to charity. I can email you a copy of that contract, but am not posting it for public display. I do not scream at anyone, and the only other person that I know of that has complained is Ms. [redacted] friend Ms [redacted]. Both women refuse to fill out W9s. Thus they can only use their "earnings" as shop credit. They need to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from 1099 reporting.
On Sept 1, 2015 I opened my new business Twice Blessed Consignment, UPI # [redacted]. I purchased the inventory from the previous store that was here. I did not purchase the previous business.
From Sept. 1, 2015 until last month I did sell clothing of Ms. [redacted] and against the advise of my...
CPA, paid her $38.44 by check #[redacted] on 10/22/15, and $20.24 by check 1048 on 11/19/15. The W9 was out for her to sign, but she again refused. Her remaining items have been boxed up and available for her to pick up since November 21st.
I am paying consignors according to the contracts that they have signed. One requirement for all consigners is that they fill out a W9 form as required by IRS for me to pay out money to them. Ms.[redacted] has steadfastly refused to fill out the W9, and her signed consignor contract specified that her items remain for sale for ninety days. I can email you a copy of that contract, as well as her canceled checks, but am not posting them for public display.
Since Ms [redacted] refuses to fill out a W9, so she can only use her "earnings" as shop credit. She needs to contact IRS and file the proper paperwork of exemption from 1099 reporting.