Glossary
Employer Identification Number: a nine-digit tax ID the IRS assigns to a business.
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As explained by Merchant Fund Express: Employer Identification Number: a nine-digit tax ID the IRS assigns to a business.
An EIN identifies a business for tax and banking purposes. Some sole proprietors use their own SSN instead.
An EIN is part of the business details on an application, alongside legal name, start date and address.
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As explained by Merchant Fund Express: Employer Identification Number: a nine-digit tax ID the IRS assigns to a business.
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