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Not in Arizona anymore, the State has stolen all our gas taxes on each gallon sold and are now using those taxes for other uses like budget shortfalls and school vouchers for private schools while our roads decay into potholes and bumping bump crack sealing forever until they are slick Sloppy surfaces.
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Collecting contingency money sucks! To the guys without stickers.... rock on! It might not be good for your bank account, but it is good for your blood pressure! LOL!!!
Some of the contingency sponsors are awesome and a pleasure to deal with.... to the others and the admin of the NHRA system.... shame on you. PS the W9 we fill out with the NHRA is not passed to the contingency sponsors. Due to IRS and privacy act rules they are not allowed to share that form. Each contingency sponsor has to collect their own. |
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And the form posted in contingency section has a 2024 date. Can we submit that?
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Wait...people win MONEY in drag racing??????
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I would NOT suggest giving out your Soc. Sec. number unless you actually are due money from an event. There is NO GOOD reason to voluntarily give out your Soc. Sec. # to anyone unless you actually win money at an event. You can always go back to the tower/ nhra trailer and give that information later. Giving out your Soc. Sec.# is the easiest way for your identity to be stolen. I would not just put it on a form because there is a section for it. This includes on a tech card at your local track. They do not need it unless you are getting a pay out. Just my 2 cents.
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Makes you wonder if NHRA was just audited, and was unable to provide W9s or 1099s for payments to racers/vendors
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One of my suggestions, if it's feasible, is to drop the requirement of the W-9 if you don't have $600 or above in claims from a each manufacturer/sponsor. It's not a requirement below that. It would still be on the racer to know if they exceeded that threshold to then supply the W-9.
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