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If you're fortunate enough to amass wealth and assets that you'd like to pass on to your beneficiaries, you've likely considered setting up a trust for your inheritors. A trust is an entity that...
An EIN is a nine-digit federal Employer Identification Number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in order to identify your business for tax purposes. It's most often required if you're...
If you own a business in the great Sunshine State, there will likely come a time when you'll need to hire employees and make things more official with your bank and tax authorities. One important...
The best time to apply for EIN number is when you form your business entity, though you can obtain an EIN even before officially starting your business.
Looking for Form SS-4 instructions to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN)? Learn more about how to fill out this essential IRS form and get an EIN for your business. IRS forms can be...
An Employer Identification Number, or EIN, is crucial for business owners preparing to launch an LLC. There is, however, some confusion around when an EIN is required and what exactly it does, so...
You've done all the legwork to form your business, but you're still left wondering, “Do I need an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for my LLC?” The short answer is that you might. An EIN is a...
If you've bought a house or a car, rented an apartment or taken out a personal loan, you know how important it is to have solid credit. The same is true for your business, but in this case, it's not...
Remembering passwords, account numbers and other key pieces of identification can be difficult. It doesn’t take much to forget a pin number, misplace a key document or forget a verbal code. Just like...
The Employer Identification Number (EIN) functions like a Social Security number for your business in that it identifies your business entity with the government for tax purposes and is required if...
