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Sign In and ViewAfter a business is formed, an application for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) should be made. An EIN is a nine-digit number that is issued by the IRS and used to uniquely identify employer tax accounts. Think of it as how a Social Security Number (SSN) identifies an individual, only an EIN is less sensitive.
Much like a Social Security Number would identify an individual or sole proprietor (taxpayer identification number), an EIN will be used by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to identify a business entity for taxation. Unlike SSNs, They are considered to be less sensitive, so they are often used by entrepreneurs as their identification on government forms and official documents, since there is much less risk of identity theft.
While there are many benefits for almost any small business to apply for an EIN, there are some cases in which a business will be required to have one. If your client answers yes to any of the following questions, they are required to have an EIN.
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