How do I get a Social Security Tax Number?
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www.ssa.gov  They should have the state of your residence. You will need to fill out a ss-5 form. It is downloadable and its free. You should not pay for anything to get your number and card. There should be a local office in your area.\n\nI just got one today for my new baby
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I agree that you go to http://www.IRS.gov and that you have to fill out the form SS-4, but you can do this electronically by going here:  https://sa.www4.irs.gov/sa_vign/newFormSS4.do\n\nYou can also determine whether you need an EIN or not by going here:  http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=102767,00.html\n\nHope that helps!
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Go to the IRS office closest to you give them you Social Security number and voila... They can tell you if you did or you didn't
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Your SS # should be on your license.  Just go to your local SS office and apply for another.   Take your license and birth certificate.
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irs.gov, you will need your filing status , refund amout to the exact dollar, and your SSN
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Go to www.irs.gov and click on "Where's My Refund?" on the left side of the site. You'll need your social security number, your filing status (single, etc.) and the exact amount of your refund.
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Call your local SSA office.
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If you are an American citizen, you just have to apply for it with proof of your citizenship. The link below has a form to fill out. Take it to your nearest Social Security Administration office.
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From the IRS:\nAPPLY BY EIN Toll-Free Telephone Service\nTaxpayers can obtain an EIN immediately by calling the Business & Specialty Tax Line\n(800-829-4933). The hours of operation are 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. local time, Monday through Friday. An assistor takes the information, assigns the EIN, and provides the number to an authorized individual over the telephone.\n\n\nAPPLY BY FAX\nTaxpayers can FAX the completed Form SS-4 application to their state FAX number (see Where to File - Business Forms and Filing Addresses), after ensuring that the Form SS-4 contains all of the required information. If it is determined that the entity needs a new EIN, one will be assigned using the appropriate procedures for the entity type. If the taxpayer's fax number is provided, a fax will be sent back with the EIN within four (4) business days.\n\nAPPLY BY MAIL\nThe processing timeframe for an EIN application received by mail is four weeks. Ensure that the Form SS-4 contains all of the required information. If it is determined that the entity needs a new EIN, one will be assigned using the appropriate procedures for the entity type and mailed to the taxpayer.\n\nAPPLY BY EIN ONLINE\nThis Internet EIN (I-EIN) application is another avenue for customers to apply for and obtain an employer identification number. Once all the necessary fields are completed on the online form, preliminary validation is performed and the taxpayer will be alerted to information IRS needs that may not have been included. An EIN will be issued after the successful submission of the completed Form SS-4 online. Please note that not all business entity types may use this method.
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go to social security office with birth certificate and another form of id, fill out application. They will mail you one in the mail, but if you need a printout just to show your number they can give you what they call a "numi".
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GET YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE,THEN CONTACT THE SS ADMINISTRATION
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Yeah.  Go to the IRS website (type IRS into any search engine and it will come up).  You will need to know the amount you claimed along with your ssn#.  Good luck and I hope you're getting back more than me.
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Contact them via e-mail. Or I think there is a number you can call.  \nI think you fill out the form 4868 at.\nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf
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The forms are available on line at the IRS web site.\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/formspubs/article/0,,id=100482,00.html\n\nYou're looking for a TIN.  Taxpayer Identification Number
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Go to their website, www.ssa.gov and on the left side of the screen, there's a link about getting a card.  According to what I read, you need to mail or take the paperwork to their office.  You can download the SS form, however.
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ASK  BANKS  STOMER  SERVICE  REPRESENTATIVE\nUSE   "IT"  INSTEAD  OF  SS\n\nEMPLOYERS  TAX  ID  NUMBER?  IS  THAT  WHAT  YOUR   TALKING  ABOUT?
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get one from the IRS.  use form SS-4\n\nhere's some info from their site:\n\nTopic 755 - Employer Identification Number (EIN) – How to Apply\n\nGenerally, an employer is a person or organization for whom a worker performs services as an employee. As an employer, you are required to withhold and report employment taxes. To file the various employment tax returns, you need a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN). The TIN is an Employer Identification Number (EIN). However, a sole proprietor may use his or her social security number as the TIN if the business has no employees and is not required to file excise, employment, alcohol, tobacco, or firearms returns. A sole proprietorship is the only type of business that may use a social security number as its TIN. \n\nAn entity is considered to be a sole proprietorship for Federal tax purposes even if an individual operates his or her business through a domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC) and does not elect for that LLC to be taxed as a corporation using Form 8832 (PDF), Entity Classification Election. In such a case, the LLC is disregarded for Federal tax purposes. Generally, the disregarded LLC should not request its own EIN. \n\nYou may obtain an EIN by completing Form SS-4 (PDF), Application For Employer Identification Number. Mail or fax it in for processing. The instructions for Form SS-4 provide both IRS service center addresses and phone or fax numbers. By mailing the completed Form SS-4 to the appropriate service center, you can obtain an EIN within 4 to 5 weeks. Using Fax-Tin, you can obtain the EIN by fax within 4 working days. \n\nYou may also obtain an EIN immediately by telephone 5 days a week, Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., by calling IRS at (800) 829–4933. Another method of obtaining an EIN is to utilize the Internet-based Form SS-4 at www.irs.gov. Internet applications are not allowed for all types of entities. Please refer to the Internet application for these exclusions. \n\nIf you already have an EIN and the organization or ownership of your business changes, you may need to apply for a new number. Some of the circumstances under which a new number is required are as follows: \n\nAn existing business is purchased or inherited by an individual who will operate it as a sole proprietorship, unless the new owner already has an EIN, \nA sole proprietorship changes to a partnership, \nA partnership changes to a sole proprietorship, \nA corporation changes to a partnership or a sole proprietorship; or \nAn individual owner dies, and the estate takes over the business. \n\nNote: This list is not all-inclusive. \n\nFor more information, refer to Publication 1635 (PDF), Understanding Your EIN. If you prefer, you may call 1–800–829–4933 for more information.