EIN (Employer Identification Number)

An EIN is an exclusive nine-digit number assigned to your business by the

An EIN is an exclusive nine-digit number assigned to your business by the Internal Revenue Service and identifies your business for tax purposes. It’s like your Social Security Number, except it’s designed for businesses only. It’s necessary for paying employees and managing your business taxes. EINs are issued by the state and used on state tax forms.

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is mandatory for some businesses and optional for others. But in general, an EIN is necessary for independent contractors and small business owners. Understanding who needs to apply and the benefits that come with having an EIN can give your business a real advantage.

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The following business structures are required to have EINs

Corporations

Partnership

LLC

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Oftentimes no, because it could create confusion.

But if the other mark is used for different products or services, it might be possible because consumers may not be confused about who sells what.

Yes. The USPTO allows one trademark—that’s one name, one logo, or one slogan—per trademark application.

You can register a logo that includes your business name, but then the design and the text together are considered one trademark. If you want them protected individually, you’ll need to file two applications as you compete the trademark registration process.

Non-US citizens without a taxpayer ID, such as an SSN or ITIN, cannot apply for an EIN using the IRS’s online form. Instead, they will need to apply for an EIN from the IRS by mail or fax (form SS-4) or telephone. Applying for an EIN by telephone is an exclusive method for international applicants. If filing by phone, it’s a good idea to fill out the SS-4 form before calling to ensure you have all the required information ready.

Depending on what you sell, trademark registration can involve multiple classes or just one class. The USPTO puts all products and services into 45 classes. If you own a restaurant, you provide a service in class 43 (food services), but if you also sell cookbooks and teach cooking at the restaurant, you may also want to register in class 16 (paper goods) and class 41 (education and entertainment services). Usually, your trademark protection is limited to the classes listed in your application.

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