Employer Identification Number (EIN)

$59.00

Get your Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS. Also called a Federal Tax ID, your EIN is required to open a business bank account, apply for DOT authority, hire employees, and file business taxes.

We file your IRS Form SS-4 and get your EIN issued the same day.

NOTE: If you have had an EIN previously associated with your SSN, a manual filing is required with extended processing times. Contact us for details.

Get your Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS. Also called a Federal Tax ID, your EIN is required to open a business bank account, apply for DOT authority, hire employees, and file business taxes.

We file your IRS Form SS-4 and get your EIN issued the same day.

NOTE: If you have had an EIN previously associated with your SSN, a manual filing is required with extended processing times. Contact us for details.

What's Included

  • IRS Form SS-4 Filing: We file your EIN application with the IRS.

  • Same-Day Processing: Your EIN is issued immediately, when available.

  • EIN Confirmation Letter: Official IRS documentation of your new EIN.

Who Needs an EIN?

Almost every trucking business needs an EIN. You need it to open a business bank account, apply for a DOT number and operating authority, hire employees, file business taxes, and work with brokers and shippers who require a tax ID.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get an EIN myself? Yes, through the IRS website. We offer this service for convenience and to make sure the application is filled out correctly for a trucking business.

Do I need a business entity first? You can get an EIN as a sole proprietor. But if you plan to form an LLC, do that first so the EIN is issued to your LLC rather than you personally.

How long does it take? We get your EIN the same business day we file your application, unless a manual filing is required. In these cases, it may take the IRS ~2 weeks to create your new EIN.

Is an EIN the same as a state tax ID? No. An EIN is federal and issued by the IRS. Some states also require a separate state tax ID for state taxes.