sandman0921
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I'm not sure if this has already been discussed but......
I just realized that I was assigned an EIN several years ago for estate/trust planning documents in the name of my insurance trust. As far as anyone knows, once you have an EIN assigned that's the only one correct? In other words, can you have have multiple EIN's? I would think maybe if you have multiple DBA's, businesses, etc.?
And, more importantly, would this estate planning EIN suffice for the purposes of the AES Direct website?
This might be an option for those who have small businesses, estate planning docs, etc.? It still doesn't help those who are individuals but for those that do, maybe there's a little hope?
I just realized that I was assigned an EIN several years ago for estate/trust planning documents in the name of my insurance trust. As far as anyone knows, once you have an EIN assigned that's the only one correct? In other words, can you have have multiple EIN's? I would think maybe if you have multiple DBA's, businesses, etc.?
And, more importantly, would this estate planning EIN suffice for the purposes of the AES Direct website?
This might be an option for those who have small businesses, estate planning docs, etc.? It still doesn't help those who are individuals but for those that do, maybe there's a little hope?