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It requires the dependent care provider’s correct name, address, and taxpayer identification number (TIN) so the taxpayer can claim the child and dependent care credit or employer benefits. 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 \nCity,state,and ZIP code  \nname,address,and taxpayer identification number,as shown above,are correct.  \n# Signature of Dependent Care Provider\n\nPlease  \nSign  \nHere  \nPart Il[  \nName,street address,city,state,and ZIP code of person(s)requesting information  \n# General Information\n\nDue to recent changesin thelaw,you arerequired to get the information in PartIfrom anyone who provides care for yourchild or other dependent if:  \n·you intend to claim a tax credit on yourtax return for child and dependent careexpenses;or  \n●you receive benefits from a dependentcare assistance program provided by youremployer  \nYou will have to report the correct name,address,and taxpayer identification number(TIN)of the dependent care provider on thechild and dependent care credit form,which is Form 2441 if you file Form 1040,or Schedule 1 if you file Form 1040A.Youwill have to report this information on your1989 tax return which you will file in 1990.  \nYou may use FormW-10 to get thisinformation from each provider or you mayuse anyone of the other methods describedunder If Incorrect information Is Reported,below.Do not file Form W-10 with yourincome tax return.Instead,keep it for yourrecords.  \nPenalty for Failure To Furnish TIN.—Thisinformation is needed to carry out theInternal Revenue laws of the United States.Section 6109(a)of the Internal RevenueCode requires anyone providing dependentcare services to you to give you thisinformation.IRS uses the TÍN foridentification purposes and to help verifythe accuracy of the provider's return as wellas your return.Providers must give you theirTIN whether or not they are required to filea tax return.  \nIf the dependent care provider(otherthan a tax-exempt organization described inInternal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3))does not furnish his or her correct TIN toyou,the provider is subject to a penalty of$50 for each such failure unless the failureis due to reasonable cause and not willfulneglect.  \n# Dependent Care Provider's Identification and Certification\n\nCertification and Signature of Dependent Care Provider.—Under penalties of perjury,1,as the dependent care provider,cerify that my  \n# Name of Taxpayer Requesting Part I Information(See instructions)\n\nPartl  \nThe individual or organization providing thedependent care services completes thispart.  \nThe provider's name,address,andtaxpayer identification number(TIN)shouldbe entered in the spaces above.Forindividuals and sole proprietors,the TIN is asocial security number For other entities,itis the employer identification number If theprovider does not have a TIN,see How ToGet a TIN,below.  \nIf the provider is exempt from Federalincome tax as an organization described insection 501(c)(3),see If Dependent CareProvider ls an Exempt Organization,below.How To Get a TIN.—Providers who do nothave a TIN should apply for one immediatelyTo apply for the number,they should getForm SS-5,Application for a Social SecurityNumber Card(for individuals),from the localoffice of the Social Security Administration,or Form SS-4,Application for EmployerIdentification Number(for businesses andother entities),from the local internalRevenue Service office.  \nIf Dependent Care Provider Is an ExemptOrganization.—If the dependent careprovider is a tax-exempt organization of thetype described in section 501(c)(3),theprovider is not required to supply its TIN.Insuch cases,the organization completes thename and address part of Form W-10 andwrites “tax-exempt”in the space for theTIN.Generally,the type of exemptorganization described in section 501(c)(3)is one organized and operated exclusivelyfor religious,charitable,scientific,testingfor public safety,literary,or educationalpurposes,or for the prevention of cruelty tochildren or animals.  \nIncome Tax Reporting Requirements forDependent Care Providers.—Th","cbCailGyoHP4poDg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailGyoHP4poDg","pdf",123016,"English","# Dependent Care Provider's Identification(See 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