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all right so for this video i wanted to address a common question i get which is can i apply for my ein for my business before the entity is actually created right and so when would this arise well there are some states in the u.s where the process is quite slow to get an llc or corporation form so you file the documents with the state and a lot of times you have to wait up to two weeks to get the confirmation from the state that the entity is formed and legally existing and ready to go and so then youamp;#39;re asking yourself well during that two-week period can i go ahead and apply for my ein and get the ein while iamp;#39;m waiting for the llc or the corporation to get formed the short answer is you know can you apply for it early you can the irs will allow this but in my opinion and a lot of other practitioners agree with this it is not recommended at all and hereamp;#39;s why itamp;#39;s not recommended because thereamp;#39;s always a chance that when you file the documents

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Is an EIN number public information?

The IRS doesnt provide a public database you can use to look up EIN numbers for your own company or others. However, you can look at your EIN confirmation letter or other places your number may be recorded, including previously filed tax returns or old financing documents.

Do you apply for an EIN or LLC first?

Technically it is advised to wait until your LLC is formed before the EIN is obtained, for two reasons: you want to make sure that the name you chose is in fact registered and was not rejected (for whatever reason), and secondly, you do want to provide the IRS with the exact date of formation.

How confidential is an EIN?

EINs are often described as Social Security numbers for businesses. Owners of sole proprietorships who want to avoid using their Social Security number for business purposes may obtain an EIN. A companys EIN is not confidential. Consequently, you should take steps to keep your EIN secure during your transactions.

Should you hide your EIN number?

No, EINs are not kept confidential and are a matter of public record. Therefore, it is important that you keep your EIN safe and secure to ensure that no one attempts to commit fraud by using your EIN.

Is it safe to give out an EIN number?

The EIN is not considered to be sensitive information the same way a Social Security number is and is freely distributed by businesses online and in print publications.

Should EIN be encrypted?

Secure digital assets containing EIN information, including electronic files, databases, and cloud storage. Use encryption and access controls to protect sensitive data, and secure your website.

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