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Can a foreign national open a bank account in the US?
Yes, if you can provide proper identification, such as your tax payer identification number and passport.
Does an owner of a life insurance policy have to be the payer?
No, the owner of a life insurance policy does not have to be the payer. Pretty much anyone can be the payer.
Which person signs the front side of the check the payee or payer?
The payer.
Who is the payer of a check?
The Payer of a check is the person who is paying money for the check. That is the person who has issued the check. For ex: I owe you $1000 and I give you a check for it from my bank account, I become the payer of the check and you will become the payee.
What is payer?
Payer is the person who pays cash or kind to another person called the payee. Payer may be an individual or a body in the form of bank or financial institution.The payment may be free of interest of with interest conditionality while repayment.
Who has tax payer identification number 38-1798424?
ice cream
Can a foreigner open a bank account in the US?
Yes, if you can provide proper identification, such as your tax payer identification number and passport.
Can a foreign national open a bank account in the US?
Yes, if you can provide proper identification, such as your tax payer identification number and passport.
How can I get my former employer tax ID to efile my taxes?
It is on the W-2 (cell B) or 1099 (Payer Federal Identification Number). Or you can call them. The Form is required to have any chance of quick processing - or you will receive a letter asking for an explanation and to complete another form, sometime after 2/15.
What is the definition of a dual-payer system?
Single-payer and dual-payer refer to the reimbursement source in (for example) the health care system. In a single-payer system, one entity underwrites all the medical bills; in a dual-payer system, two entities share the burden of cost. The terms have recently been used to distinguish a federal government-supported program, similar to to Medicare (single-payer), from one where the cost is shared by the federal and state governments, similar to Medicaid (dual-payer). If someone is complaining about single-payer health care (generally refers to the federal government), they are most likely concerned about taxes, quality of care and access issues. If someone is complaining about dual-payer health care, they are most likely concerned about federal legislation imposing unfunded mandates on the states, or about the states' ability to carry their share of the expenses.
You want blue cross to be primary and medicare to secondary can you do that?
No. There is a federal law that requires Medicare is a secondary payer. You can find more information on the CMS website under "Medicare Secondary Payer and You."
How does a financial institution determine when to withhold tax on investment income?
A financial institution will determine if it should withhold tax on a investment if it receives notification from the IRS to do so. Once a social security number or tax payer identification number is provided, the IRS is notified to verify no withholding is required.
What is a TAX payer's identification number in India?
It would be the same as for any other country. Each person liable to pay tax in India will be issued with a unique number, by means of which the tax system of India can identify the individual and track that individuals tax liability and payments over their lifetime.
When do homeowner s associations need to get a employer Identification Number?
Associations are typically corporations -- non-profit is common -- and when they hire employees, not vendors, then they need an employer ID, usually for tax purposes. As well, there is a tax-payer ID assigned to the corporation, so that the corporation can report its income and expenses. Your financial consultant can advise you as to whether or not your tax-payer ID can be used as an employer ID.
What is the idea behind a single-payer system of health?
That all health insurance goes through the federal government
What is idea behind a single-payer system of health insurance?
That all health insurance goes through the federal government
What is the idea behind a single-payer system of health insurance?
That all health insurance goes through the federal government
