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Secure your EIN to hire employees, set up a business bank account, and file taxes

 
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Essential for filing taxes, hiring help and opening a business bank account

01.

Open a bank account

An EIN is required by banks and credit unions to open a bank account. Once an EIN is secured, you can open an account with the bank of your choice.

 
02.

Separate your finances

An EIN lets the IRS, banks, and credit cards track your business and personal finances separately, which helps organize your finances for tax time.

 
03.

Hire help anytime

An EIN is required by IRS for you to hire employees or offer benefits. It’s also required for all businesses that have more than one owner or meet other conditions set by the IRS.

How our EIN service works

We make obtaining Employer Identification Numbers easy and hassle-free. We will handle all of the paperwork to file for an EIN on your behalf using the business info you provided to file your LLC.

Request an EIN when you register a business or set it up for an existing business from your dashboard.

We will notify you when your EIN is ready and then provide help as needed to open your bank account.

Our team files for your EIN with the IRS using the information you provide us during the sign up process.

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FAQ

An EIN (Employer Identification Number) or federal tax ID is a unique 9-digit number assigned to a business by the IRS. An EIN allows the IRS, banks, credit card companies, and other institutions to track your business and personal finances separately. You need an EIN to file business taxes, hire employees, and open a business bank account.

Many new business entities will need an EIN (Employer ID Number), sometimes called Tax ID Number. This includes corporations, S corporations, non-profit organizations, many limited liabilities companies (LLCs), and certain sole proprietorships. An EIN is required to hire employees and, in most cases, to open a business bank account.

An EIN helps establish that you and your business are separate entities, which helps preserve limited liability should your company ever be sued.

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