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    This document is an affidavit form for an employer/payor to request a waiver of penalty for not obtaining an employee/payee's identifying number. It contains sections for the employer/payor to provide their name and EIN, state that they asked the employee/payee for their SSN but it was declined, and certify this information. It also includes sections for the employee/payee to provide their information and state that they declined to provide their SSN to the employer/payor. The form cites IRS code allowing a waiver of penalties for failing to provide an SSN if reasonable cause can be shown, and that reasonable cause exists if a payor requests the SSN but the payee declines to provide

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    This document is an affidavit form for an employer/payor to request a waiver of penalty for not obtaining an employee/payee's identifying number. It contains sections for the employer/payor to provide their name and EIN, state that they asked the employee/payee for their SSN but it was declined, and certify this information. It also includes sections for the employee/payee to provide their information and state that they declined to provide their SSN to the employer/payor. The form cites IRS code allowing a waiver of penalties for failing to provide an SSN if reasonable cause can be shown, and that reasonable cause exists if a payor requests the SSN but the payee declines to provide

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    This document is an affidavit form for an employer/payor to request a waiver of penalty for not obtaining an employee/payee's identifying number. It contains sections for the employer/payor to provide their name and EIN, state that they asked the employee/payee for their SSN but it was declined, and certify this information. It also includes sections for the employee/payee to provide their information and state that they declined to provide their SSN to the employer/payor. The form cites IRS code allowing a waiver of penalties for failing to provide an SSN if reasonable cause can be shown, and that reasonable cause exists if a payor requests the SSN but the payee declines to provide

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    Form P-1 Reasonable Cause Affidavit by Payor

    For Not Obtaining Payee’s Identifying Number

     Release From Penalty—26 U.S.C. §6724(a)

    Employer’s/Payor’s name and address Employer identification number

    Employer/Payor statement:

    I , being an officer of ,
    hereby state that I have
    asked for the identifying number of the employee/paye e,
    who has declined to provide an identifying number. I am filing
    this affidavit in accordance with 26 USC 6724, waiver of penalty (26 USC 6724(a)) assessed under the code
    upon a showing of reasonable cause, and Treasury Regulation 301.6109-1(c).

    I certify that the information stated here is correct and that I asked the employee/payee for a taxpayer ID
    number (Social security number) and that the employee/payee declined to provide such number.
    Employer/Payor signature

     Date 

    Employee/Payee information
    Type or print employee/payee first name and initial Last name Social security number (write “None” if you do not have a SSN or
    “Declined” if you do not wish to provide a SSN)

    Home address (number and street or rural route) Employee/payee statement:

    I have
    declined to provide an identifying number to my
    City or town, State and ZIP code

    I certify that the information stated here is correct and the employer/payor did ask me for a taxpayer ID
    number (social security number) and that I declined to provide such number.
    Employee/payee signature

     Date 
    26 USC §6724, waiver of penalty (26 USC §6724(a)) assessed under the code upon a showing of reasonable cause, and
    Treasury Regulation 301.6109-1(c) Treasury Regulation 301.6109-1(c) provides: .... When the person filing the return statement, or
    other document does not know the SSN of the other person, and has complied with the request provision of this paragraph, he
    shall sign an affidavit on the transmittal document forwarding such returns, statements, or other documents to the Internal Revenue
    Service so stating. A payor is required to request the identifying number of the payee. If after such request has been made, the
    payee does not furnish the payor with an identifying number, the penalty ($50.00) will not be assessed against the payor, if it is
    shown that such failure is due to reasonable cause and not willful neglect. [See also 26 USC §6724, waiver of penalty (26 USC
    §6724(a)) assessed under the code upon a showing of reasonable cause.]
    Public Domain—Privacy Form P-1 (02) 1999

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