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Gulliver R.
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Hiring employees, payroll, withholding taxes

Gulliver R.
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If you have a rental property and hire an on-site Manager do you still have to have them fill out a W4 and I-9, with hold their income and deposit to the IRS? Also make social security payments and Medicare tax payments to the IRS?

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If they are your employee, yes, all those things.  Possibly state taxes and workmans comp, too.

If you're contracting a property management company, then the PM company would deal with all that stuff.

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