SERVICES • COMPANY FORMATION
Nonresident Investor
EIN
As part of the Nonresident Investor services, our team will file all the paperwork necessary for acquiring an EIN for your LLC.
Employer Identification Number (EIN)
An EIN is a unique nine-digit number issued by the IRS that is used to identify a specific business entity. Single-member and multi-member LLCs that file articles of incorporation require an EIN.
Having an EIN allows you to:
Open a bank account
Start building a good business credit
Protect your privacy
Hire employees
Report business’ income separate from your own
Use EIN tax deductions
Obtaining the EIN
Your EIN is essentially your business ID. Without it, you can’t do anything because, as a nonresident investor, you don’t have a Social Security number and will therefore need the EIN from the very start.
The Nonresident Investor team will file the necessary paperwork for your EIN. There are two ways an LLC can get an EIN:
By applying online on the IRS website
By filing the SS4 form and sending it directly to the IRS
In both cases, the Nonresident Investor team experts will fill out the forms and file them for you.
With the EIN tied to your LLC, we will:
Open business bank accounts under your business name.
Take advantage of all the deductibles and potential tax benefits by filing the taxes with the EIN.
Apply for DBAs (which allow you to do business under names other than your legal or business ones) if you so choose.
Apply for business loans or mortgages (if you need financing for your real estate investments).
Thanks to years of experience, the Nonresident Investor team has a fool-proof EIN protocol. We’ll help you get your EIN quickly and without much hassle.
Our services were created to assist investors in navigating the complex real estate market, covering everything from LLC formation to property management based on years of experience in the industry.
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