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Hello there, Jeff.
Let me guide you in handling your contractor's W-9 form. If you already have the W-9 hard copy of your existing contractors in your QuickBooks Online account, you can let your contractor submit their W-9 info. We'll email your contractor, inviting them to complete and submit their W-9 info.
You can deactivate the previous contractor if your contractor can't find the email to complete their W-9 info and set up a new one. However, doing this may affect transactions assigned to that contractor, and you'll need to modify them to transfer to the newly made contractor.
If you want to consider setting up a new contractor profile again, you can follow these steps:
Once your contractor finds the email and setup the account, their Form W-9 will be available in your QuickBooks Online contractor's documents.
Furthermore, you can learn how to set up contractors to track them for 1099s.
Let me know if you have additional concerns about setting up contractors in QuickBooks Online. I'm here to assist you anytime.
So, I have an established contractor, there is no option to send the email in their profile an invite to fill out a w9 or change direct deposit information. Where do I find it?
I'll deliver details into how your contractor receives and fills out their w9 in QuickBooks Online Payroll, Ndingwell.
Once you enter the vendor's name and email, QuickBooks will send an invitation to fill out a W-9 and provide their bank account information.
They can complete their profile and submit a signed W-9 online anytime. Once they finish, their information will saved on the contractor's and employer's accounts. You can visit this page for additional knowledge: Fill out a W-9 and view your 1099-MISC in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
However, if you want to add their bank account details yourself, please follow the steps below:
In addition, here's an article that will guide you through paying your contractors via direct deposit or checks:
If you have more topics concerning your vendors in QuickBooks Online Payroll, let me know by adding them below. We'll be here to guide you.
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