Get Your Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)
Why you want an EIN Number
for your business:
Open a Business Bank Account
Most banks will require your business to have an EIN to open a business bank account.
Simplify Tax Filings
Having an EIN will streamline the process of filing federal and state taxes, helping your business avoid late fees and penalties.
Strengthen Liability Protection
An EIN shows that you and your business are separate entities, which can strengthen your claim to liability protection in the event that your business is sued or goes bankrupt.
Protect Your Identity
Using an EIN for business purposes helps to shield your SSN from being passed around, which reduces the risk of identity theft.
Make Your Business Credible
Using an EIN for business transactions instead of your SSN can make your business seem more legitimate.
Get a Business Credit Card
After you get an EIN for your business, you can apply for a business credit card.
More questions? Here are some of the most frequently asked:
You may have seen articles online saying that Single-Member LLCs don’t need an EIN. While this is technically true, it’s bad advice. Having an EIN can protect you from identity theft, and you’ll need an EIN for other purposes – not just filing taxes. Your LLC needs an EIN to:
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- Open an LLC business bank account
- Obtain business lines of credit or business loans
- Get a business credit card
- Apply for business licenses or permits
- Handle employee payroll (if applicable)
Yes, all Multi-Member LLCs are required to get an EIN from the IRS. This is because it’s required by the Internal Revenue Code.
Yes, we can get EIN Number for LLCs, Corporations, Sole Proprietorships, General Partnerships, and Non-Profits. No matter what you have, we’ve got you covered!
If you don’t have a Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), don’t worry! We can still get your EIN Number from the IRS. The process just takes a little bit longer and costs more.