How To Notify IRS That Entity Is LLC, Corporation or Trust
The IRS knows what
the entity is upon registration of an EIN. The number identifies the entity
organization structure within their records. The business’ legal name should not contain any of the corporation name endings, such as Corp, Inc, and so forth when filling out the application online and offline.
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