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Limited Liability Company (LLC) You have already formed an LLC with your state

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a formal business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the flexible pass-through taxation of a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership. Unlike a sole proprietorship, an LLC is a separate legal entity from its owners, who are referred to as members.

Advantages:

Limited personal liability
Flexible taxation
Increased credibility
Flexible ownership & management
Minimal paperwork & fewer regulations

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Sole Proprietor / Individual You have NOT incorporated with your state and you have NO employees

A Sole Proprietorship is an unincorporated business structure owned and run by a single individual. It is the simplest and most common business structure for solo entrepreneurs, freelancers, and independent contractors.

Advantages:

Ease of formation and low cost
Complete control
Minimal paperwork and fewer regulations
Simplified taxation
Owner keeps all profits

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Non-Profit Organization You are starting a Tax-Exempt Organization

A Non-Profit Organization is a formal, mission-driven entity created for purposes other than generating and distributing profit to owners or shareholders. Instead, any surplus revenue is reinvested into the organization to further its social cause or mission.

Advantages:

Tax-exempt status
Eligibility for grants
Tax-deductible donations
Limited personal liability
Credibility & public trust

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S-Corporation You have already formed an S-Corp with your state

An S-Corporation or S-Corp is a type of corporation that has elected a special tax status with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Instead of the business entity itself being taxed, its profits, losses, deductions, and credits are passed through directly to its shareholders for federal tax purposes.

Advantages:

Pass-through taxation
Self-employment tax savings
Limited personal liability
Enhanced credibility
Easy transfer of ownership

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Partnership You are starting a Partnership where two or more people will share in ownership

A Partnership is a single business co-owned and run by two or more individuals. Unlike a Corporation, a Partnership is generally not a separate legal entity from its owners, though this varies depending on the type of Partnership. In a Partnership, all co-owners pool resources, share profits and losses, and contribute their own money, property, labor, or skills.

Advantages:

More expertise & skills
Increased access to capital
Shared responsibilities
Flexible & easy to establish
Pass-through taxation

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Corporation You have already formed a C-Corp with your state

A Corporation, often referred to as a C-Corp, is a legal business entity that is separate and distinct from its owners (shareholders). It is the most complex business structure to form and maintain, but it offers the strongest liability protection to its owners.

Advantages:

Limited personal liability
Access to capital
Perpetual existence
Transferability of ownership
Enhanced credibility

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Reasons why you need a Tax ID/EIN

Starting a business

Applying for business loan

Protecting your personal identity

Opening a bank account

Forming a new LLC

Becoming a Sole Proprietor

Hiring employees

Building business credit

Separate personal & business finances

Filing tax returns

Organizing a Non Profit

Other IRS compliance reasons

Need Help Choosing Your Entity?

Sole Proprietor / Individual Tax ID/EIN

If you're self-employed or an independent contractor and plan on running a business that's not incorporated with the state a sole proprietorship is the simplest and most common business structure in use today.

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Limited Liability Company Tax ID/EIN

Now that you've formed your LLC with the state the next step to doing business is obtaining an EIN. Once your EIN is issued by the IRS for your LLC you can open a new business bank account and be on your way to conducting business in no time.

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Non Profit Organization Tax ID/EIN

Are you planning on starting a Non Profit Organization that uses surplus revenues to achieve the organization's goals instead of distributing them as profit or dividends? If so, you'll need an EIN for your Non Profit Organization.

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Corporation Tax ID/EIN

A Corporation is also called a C Corp and it's an independent legal entity owned by shareholders. This means the Corporation itself, not the sharehloders that own it, is liable for the actions/debts it incurs. EINs are required for Corporations.

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S-Corporation Tax ID/EIN

An S-Corporation is also called an S Corp and it's a special type of corporation created through an IRS tax election. S-Corps can avoid double taxation once to the corporation and again to the Shareholders. You'll need and EIN for an S-Corporation.

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Partnership Tax ID/EIN

Are you starting a business where two or more people will share ownership and contribute to all aspects of the business including money, property, labor and skill? In a Partnership each partner shares in profits/losses and an EIN is required.

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How It Works

Applying for a new Employer Identification Number (EIN) or Federal Tax ID Number can be a simple process or a rather complex matter. The level of difficulty will ultimately depend on your specific situation from what entity type your applying for, whether or not you’ve had a previous EIN, if your business name has any conflicts at the state level, etc. Furthermore you may have already attempted to obtain an EIN on your own from the IRS and were given an error code. Not to worry because our service was built to simplify the entire EIN filing process from start to finish. We’ll work on your behalf as your assigned third party designee with the IRS to make sure your filing is done in a fast and accurate manner. We have years of experience filing EIN Numbers on behalf of our clients and we’d love the opportunity to assist you.

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Disclaimer: Fed-Filings.com is a private business-to-business EIN application assistance service designed to simplify and expedite the process of obtaining an Employer Identification Number (EIN), or Federal Tax ID. As an authorized e-file provider and third-party designee, we handle all application complexities, freeing our business clients from government paperwork. Our flat-rate service, which starts at $277, saves clients valuable time and effort, empowering them to prioritize strategic business activities. Fed-Filings.com is a private, third-party service provider and is not affiliated with the IRS or any government agency. You can apply for an EIN directly with the IRS at no charge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Federal Tax ID / Employer Identification Number (EIN)?

An EIN Number is also referred to as a Federal Tax ID or Tax ID. An EIN Number is similar to a Social Security Number (SSN) for a business. EIN Numbers are issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in order to identify businesses for tax related purposes. The most common reasons for obtaining an EIN Number include: starting a business, opening a bank account, hiring employees, applying for business licenses, and purchasing an existing business.

Is there a difference between a Federal Tax ID and Employer Identification Number (EIN)?

At the federal level a Tax ID and EIN is essentially the same thing. At the state level there’s also a State Tax ID Number that is different from a Federal Tax ID / Federal EIN. So it’s important not to confuse a Federal Tax ID or Federal EIN with a State Tax ID Number. A State Tax ID Number is assigned to a business by the state in which the business operates and can be used to file taxes and hire employees. Most states require businesses to have a State Tax ID Number when selling goods or services or when hiring employees.

Are you affiliated with or endorsed by any government agencies, like the IRS?

No. Fed-Filings.com is a private, third-party company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a representative of any government agency, including the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). However, we are an IRS-authorized e-file provider. This means we have been approved by the IRS to electronically submit applications, ensuring a secure and verifiable filing process. This authorization is for our technical ability to transmit forms and is not an endorsement of our services by the IRS.

We provide a simplified, guided, and expedited process for obtaining an Employer Identification Number (EIN). You can also obtain an EIN for free by applying directly on the official IRS website. The fee you pay is for our private service, including personalized support, a simplified application, and a guarantee of accuracy—not for the EIN itself.

How will I receive my new EIN Number and how long will it take?

You will receive your new EIN Number in an email sent to the email address you list on your application. You can choose between our Standard Processing (1-2 business days) and Rush Processing (60 minutes or less). Which processing option you prefer will depend on how quickly you need your EIN.

What is the cost to file for an EIN Number using your service?

Our prices start at $277.00 for Standard Processing (1-2 business days). We charge an additional $20 for our Rush Processing (60 minutes or less) in the event you need your EIN quicker. If we cannot obtain your EIN for any reason your fee will be refunded in full. Please understand that processing times can be delayed if your application contains errors or the IRS requires additional documentation.

If I have a question regarding my EIN Application who should I contact?

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