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The document is a Change of Address Form for SoundExchange, intended for non-U.S. individuals or entities to update their contact and payee information. It includes sections for providing new and old payee details, as well as a W-8BEN form for certifying foreign status for U.S. tax withholding purposes. The W-8BEN form is used by foreign persons to claim benefits under income tax treaties and avoid or reduce U.S. withholding tax on certain types of income.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your Artist or Group Name and SSN or TIN number in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Fill in the Copyright Owner Name and Payee Name, followed by the Payee ID number if known. This helps maintain correct records.
Indicate whether you are changing Payee Information by checking the appropriate box. If so, provide both old and new payee information including names, addresses, telephone numbers, and emails.
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What is a letter of direction SoundExchange?

A SoundExchange Featured Artist Letter of Direction (LOD) is a document (found on our Letters of Direction page here) by which a Featured Artist directs SoundExchange to pay a portion of the Featured Artists sound recording performance royalties to a participant involved in the creative process producers, engineers,

Does SoundExchange collect neighboring rights?

We have collection agreements with counterpart organizations in countries across the globe covering 88% of the global neighboring rights market. These agreements allow us to collect and pay the artist and rights owner royalties when their music is played in those countries. International - SoundExchange SoundExchange international-partners SoundExchange international-partners

Is SoundExchange neighboring rights?

SoundExchange is the largest neighboring rights organization in the world.

How do I contact SoundExchange?

CONTACT US If you have additional questions about how to submit a Letter of Direction, please contact our Customer Service team by phone at 1-800 961-2091 or email at accounts@soundexchange.com.

What rights does SoundExchange collect?

SoundExchange administers the statutory license, which allows services to stream artistic content while paying a fixed rate for each play. SoundExchange collects and distributes royalties for the featured artist and the sound recording copyright owner when content is played on a non-interactive digital source. Frequently Asked Questions - SoundExchange SoundExchange frequently-asked-que SoundExchange frequently-asked-que

What are the neighboring rights collection?

Neighboring rights refer to the legal right to perform or broadcast recorded music in public. Musicians and sound recording owners receive these royalties when their recording is performed or broadcasted on radio, streaming services, new media, TV, in a public place such as a club or restaurant. What Are Neighboring Rights and How to Collect Them? Icon Collective neighboring-rights-roya Icon Collective neighboring-rights-roya

What is the difference between SoundExchange and SoundExchange direct?

SoundExchange is an independent SoundExchange Direct is an easy and free way to manage your account. Its available to creators who are registered with SoundExchange.

What are examples of neighboring rights?

Neighbouring rights include the right to be paid when music is played in TV and radio broadcasts or in public places such as shops, restaurants and nightclubs. Neighbouring rights | Practical Law - Thomson Reuters Practical Law - Thomson Reuters Practical Law - Thomson Reuters

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