We prepare Form SS-4 for a foreign address or owner and file it with the IRS.
From US$75 · Nolly.com's one-time fee
An EIN is a U.S. tax ID for a business. We prepare Form SS-4 for a foreign address or foreign owner and file it with the IRS, so your company can open accounts, get paid and hire.
Choose your situation. Your next step appears on the right. It is a starting point, and an agent can confirm it.
Its name, type and owners, and who the "responsible party" is: the person who owns or controls the company.
We complete it for your situation, including a foreign address or a responsible party with no SSN or ITIN. You check it before it goes in.
We send it to the IRS by the route that fits your case. The IRS issues the EIN, and we pass it to you as soon as it arrives.
Form SS-4 asks about the company and the person who controls it. If something is missing, tell us and we'll work out the next step with you.
A U.S. tax ID for your company, even without an SSN.
Includes:
Form your U.S. company and get its EIN in one go.
Everything in EIN, plus:
Yes, in many cases. The IRS online application asks for the responsible party's SSN or ITIN and is for businesses with a U.S. principal place of business. If the responsible party has neither and is not eligible for one, the Form SS-4 instructions say to enter "foreign" on line 7b, and the form can go in by fax or mail. International applicants can also apply by phone.
No. Foreign-owned companies and non-U.S. citizens apply for an EIN on Form SS-4 like any other business. What differs is the route the IRS accepts, which depends on the responsible party and where the business is based.
Yes. The IRS says you can get an EIN for free directly from the IRS. Our fee covers preparing Form SS-4 correctly for a foreign address or foreign owner, choosing the filing route and sending it in.
The IRS gives these timeframes: online is immediate, fax is about 4 business days and mail is about 4 weeks. Which route is open to you depends on the responsible party and where the business is based. We cannot speed up the IRS.
The IRS says LLCs, partnerships and corporations need an EIN to operate, whether or not they have employees. Banks and payment platforms also commonly ask for one.
No. An EIN identifies a business. An ITIN identifies a person for federal tax filing. You can need both: an EIN for your company and an ITIN for yourself if you have to file a U.S. return and have no SSN.
The US$75 and US$125 prices are Nolly.com's service fees. The IRS charges nothing for an EIN. If you form a U.S. company, the state charges its own filing fee, which is separate from ours.
Your next step: tell us about your company. We take it from there.
