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Form W-9 (Rcv.3.2824)Paoc 6 <br />Viclims ol irCentity theft who are exp€riencirg economic harm or a <br />systemic proHem, or are seeking help in resolving tax proHems that <br />hlve not been resolved through nomal channels, may b€ eligible for <br />Taxpayer Aclvocate Sewice (tAS) assbtanc€. You can oach IAS by <br />calling the TAS toll-free case intak e line al 877 -777 -4778 or TVTDD <br />800-829-4059. <br />Prot6c't yoursell from suspicious omails or phishing schemes. <br />Phishing b the creation and use of email and websites designed to <br />mimic legitimate business emails and websites. The rnost common act <br />is sending an email to a user lalsely claiming to be an est$lish€d <br />legitimate enlerprise in an attemptio scam ihe user into sunendering <br />private information that will be used for kientity theft. <br />The IRS does not initiale contacts with taxpayers via emails. Also, the <br />IRS does not reguest personal detailed information throdgh email or ask <br />taxpayers for the PIN numbers, passwords, or similar secret access <br />infdrnration for lheir crcdit card, bank, or other financial accounts. <br />lf you receive an unsolicited email claiming to be lrom the lRS, <br />fomard thb message topttishing@its.gov. You may abo report misuse <br />of the IRS name. logo, or other IRS property to the Treasury lnsP€ctot <br />General for Tax Administration (flGTA) at 80O-3€,6F44€i4. You can <br />fomard suspricious emails to the Federal Trade Commission at <br />spam@uce.gov or report lhem at wrrywftc.govlcomptainL You can <br />contact the FTC at www.ftc. govlidtheft or B77-IDTHEFT (877-438-4398). <br />lf you have been the victim ol identity theft, s* www.ldentityTheft.gov <br />and Pub. 5027. <br />G6 to www.irs.govlldentityTheftlo leam more about idenlity theft and <br />how to redtrce your risk. <br />Kittitas County Agreement for Services (rev.5/t4125) <br />Page 19 of 19 <br />Privacy Act Notice <br />Section 6109 of the lnt€mal Revenue Code requiree you to provide your <br />conecl TIN to persors $rrluding federal agencies) who are required to <br />file information reiums with the IRS to report interest, dividends, or <br />certain other income paid to you; rnortgsge interes{ you Pad; the <br />acquioition or abandonmenl of s€cured property; th€ cancellation of <br />dobt; or contributions yor made lo an lRA, Archer MSA or HSA. The <br />oerson c,ollectino this lorm uses the infomation on the torm to fil€ <br />infomation retuins with the lRS, repoding the above information. <br />Routine us€€ ol thb infomation irrlude giving il to the Departm€nt of <br />Justice lor civil and criminal litigation and to cities, states, ihe Disttict ol <br />Golumtria, and U.S. commonwealtls and tenitorieslor use in <br />admir$sterim their laws. The infornution may also be disclosed to other <br />countries unier a treaty, to federal and state agencies to enforce civil <br />and criminal laws, or to federal law enforcement and intelligence <br />agerrcies to combat tenorism. You must provide your TIN whether or not <br />you are required to file a tax retum. Under seclion 34o6,.pay.ors must <br />lenerally witnnold a percentage of taxable interest, divkl_ends, and <br />certain other payments to a payee who do€s not give a TIN to the payor. <br />Certain penahies may also apply for proviriing false or lraudulent <br />information.