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W-9 form needed or not needed?

Fili Aguirre
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Should I have boots on Ground complete form W-9 form even if the total amount I'll pay for a year is 100-200?

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Chris Seveney
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Quote from @Fili Aguirre:

Should I have boots on Ground complete form W-9 form even if the total amount I'll pay for a year is 100-200?

A company standard operating procedure should be to not pay any vendor prior to receiving a W9. 
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