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Five Things to Know about the Employer Identification Number - YouTube video text script

HERE ARE A FEW TIPS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES¡­TRUSTS¡­ESTATES¡­CHARITIES AND OTHERS ABOUT THE EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER OR E-I-N.

THE E-I-N SERVES AS A TAX ID NUMBER FOR BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

FIRST¡­ONLY THE I-R-S CAN ISSUE AN E-I-N¡­ AND IT'S A FREE SERVICE.

SECOND¡­YOU CAN VISIT IRS-DOT-GOV-SLASH-E-I-N¡­ANSWER A FEW QUESTIONS AND GET YOUR E-I-N IMMEDIATELY ONLINE.

THIRD¡­KNOW WHO WILL BE THE "RESPONSIBLE PARTY" ON THE APPLICATION.

GENERALLY¡­A RESPONSIBLE PARTY IS SOMEONE IN CONTROL.

AND¡­IT MUST BE AN INDIVIDUAL.

YOU MUST PROVIDE THE RESPONSIBLE PARTY'S SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER.

FOURTH¡­ALWAYS KEEP YOUR E-I-N INFORMATION UP TO DATE.

YOU NEED TO REPORT CHANGES IN RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO THE IRS WITHIN 60 DAYS USING FORM 8822-B.

USE THE SAME FORM TO REPORT CHANGES IN ADDRESS.

FINALLY¡­YOUR ASSIGNED E-I-N IS YOURS FOR LIFE.

THE NUMBER IS NEVER DISCONTINUED.

IF YOU CLOSE YOUR BUSINESS¡­WRITE TO THE I-R-S TO CLOSE YOUR TAX ACCOUNT.

THIS IS IMPORTANT AND WILL HELP PREVENT IDENTITY THEFT.

TO LEARN MORE VISIT I-R-S-DOT-GOV-SLASH-E-I-N.