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IMO, all of their contracts rightly presume the use of FRNs.
It is OK for one to sign a W-4, just in case that presumption ever becomes ratified by one's future conduct/actions.
However, I ensure that my conduct always rebuts that presumption by continually writing my disclaimer on my checks and deposits slips in this manner:
This is how I got started, and it has worked successfully for 4 years now.
If it works to rebut a tax-liability contract, why should we think that it does not work for all other contracts that are based on FRN-usage?
Last edited by doug555; 04-26-15 at 03:04 PM.
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