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Jason Smith
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EIN Number?

Jason Smith
  • Ford City, PA
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Do I have to file for an EIN number for an LLC that I hold a multifamily property under with a partner? I am closing on the Triplex on friday and everything else is ready but no EIN, does it matter?

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David Shulski
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  • Selden, NY
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David Shulski
  • Accountant
  • Selden, NY
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You have to have an EIN in order to file a Federal Tax Return.  It is really easy to do, you just have to go to the IRS website and follow the instructions.  Do not have anyone do it for you, or charge you money to do so.  It is very simple to do.

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