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Who must inform the Internal Revenue Service of Monies being paid by ZipLabor to Organizations?

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Who must inform the Internal Revenue Service of Monies being paid by ZipLabor to Organizations?

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In the United States, ZipLabor will submit an Internal Revenue Services Form 1099-misc to the IRS for any Organization who receives more than $600 a year in Royalty Checks. A Copy of form 1099-misc will be addressed to the Organization with the Tax Identifications Number (TIN) used during the Organizations Registration. Organizations must submit a valid TIN or they will be removed from the WebSite.

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