2019 - TIN Solicitation Best Practices

Overview
This is nothing to worry about as long as your organization is doing what it is supposed to be doing when it comes to reporting income paid on Forms 1099.
Now, more than ever it is important that you utilize best practices with regards to collecting and reporting taxpayer identification numbers and income as required. In this newly-created program you will learn exactly what you should be doing to comply with IRS regulations.
Why should you Attend
While TIN solicitation might sound too lascivious for the legitimate business world, it is critical that every organization take this task seriously. For if they don't, a very uncomfortable and costly audit with the IRS is likely to ensue.
If you've heard that the IRS budget is likely to be cut and think that means good news for your organization when it comes to audits, think again. The indications are that enforcements in relation to information reporting errors will be up.
Areas Covered in the Session
Identify all required TIN information you need to collect
Design a best-practice TIN solicitation process
Recognize outdated TIN collection practices
Determine who should sign up for IRS TIN Matching in your organization
Incorporate appropriate TIN solicitation practices into your new vendor operations
Identify those situations when you should require a new W-9
Who Will Benefit
Accountants: Controllers, Assistant Controllers, Accountants, Accounting Managers, GL Managers
Auditors: Company Internal Auditors, Accounting Firm Auditors
Finance
CFO
Procurement
Accounts Payable: Managers Directors, Supervisors and Professionals
Accounts Receivable: Managers Directors, Supervisors and Professionals
Other
Speaker Profile
Mary S. Schaeffer a nationally recognized accounts payable expert, founded AP Now, a membership organization focused on creating business intelligence around the accounts payable and payment function. She has written 18 business books and is a frequent and popular speaker at both online and live events.