August 12, 2008, 9:16 am
Tax IDs for multiple business locations
Wiley Wynn Jr., Mobile, Ala.
My two partners and I own a window cleaning/pressure washing company. Next year we plan to split up and begin business in other locations. Do we need a new tax ID number since we will be in different locations and if so, how do we go about getting it?
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From Nils Berge, San Dimas CA My compnay just recently opened a new/additional location. I was told over the phone from the IRS that there is no need for an additional tax ID. There is form 8822 part II, if you would like to change the address in the IRS system, but that is only for mailing purposes.
Posted By Nils Berge, San Dimas CA : August 20, 2008 1:06 pm
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As long as the new location is still considered to be the same business, you do not need an additional tax ID number. The tax ID number is for the business, not "locations" of a business.