Rhode Island Employer Registration Number
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What is the Rhode Island employer registration number?
It is the employer’s nine-digit Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
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How do I find my RI employment registration number?
Apply online at the RI Business Registration portal to receive the Employer Account Number within 7 days. Find an existing Employer Account Number on Form TX-17, Employers Quarterly Wage Report or by contacting the Division of Taxation.
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To operate legally in Rhode Island, select a formal business structure and acquire necessary registrations and licenses based on location. The unique registration number serves when applying for jobs. Visit the employment office’s website to renew registration.
Rhode Island EIN Number
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What is a Rhode Island EIN number?
A Rhode Island EIN number is a nine-digit federal identification number issued by the Internal Revenue Service. It is required for most business entities when filing federal taxes.
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To apply, fill out Form SS-4 and supply business information such as name, address, type, and purpose. An EIN is used to identify taxpayers required to file tax returns for the business, like employers, sole proprietors, corporations, partnerships, estates, or trusts.
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If starting a new business, hiring employees, or needing to fulfill tax obligations, get a Rhode Island EIN number. The process is straightforward: gather information and apply online or by mail.
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Lost or Misplaced EIN: Contact the IRS Business & Specialty Tax Line at 1-800-829-4933 if you lose or misplace your EIN.
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To obtain an EIN, apply within 30 days of filing your federal income tax return. Or get an EIN without filing a return if you meet certain conditions.
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Most businesses need a federal EIN and Rhode Island state tax ID numbers. They register with governments to pay taxes and withhold employee wages. The EIN, sometimes called a Federal Tax ID Number, is a nine-digit number assigned to entities like partnerships.
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Steps to get an EIN: Determine if your LLC needs one, gather information, submit Form SS-4 to the IRS. The unique ID is essential for tax filing and business activities.
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Foreign entities doing business in Rhode Island need an EIN for opening bank accounts, hiring, filing returns, and more. Follow the application process, submit required documents, and avoid common mistakes.
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The Rhode Island taxation law defines who needs an EIN for tax reasons: businesses with taxable income, employers, and non-profits. View the law at the Government of Rhode Island website. Apply now if you qualify!