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Ask and Ask Again for SSNs

By Robert Sheen | October 16, 2015

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Many of the forms employers will have to file with the IRS early in 2016 ask for Social Security or taxpayer identification numbers -- not just of employees, but often of their dependents as well.

If employers don't provide these numbers, the IRS can impose penalties of up to $250 per incomplete or inaccurate return, say Meredith Silliman and Chris Rylands of the law firm Bryan Cave. Their article explains what an employer should do.

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