Find and verify an EIN
- How to Find a Company's EIN (Employer, Vendor, Public Company)
- IRS Letter 147C: How to Get an EIN Verification Letter by Phone or Fax
- IRS CP 575: EIN assignment notice
- What Is a TIN Number? SSN, ITIN, EIN, ATIN and PTIN Explained
- IRS TIN Matching Program: How to Apply and Result Codes
- IRS Name Control Rules: Why a Correct Name Can Still Mismatch
- IRS Name Control Calculator: Individuals, LLCs, Corporations
- TIN Format Checker: Is This a Valid SSN, ITIN or EIN?
- 10DLC Brand Registration Failed: EIN and Legal Name Mismatch
Change, close or reactivate
- EIN Responsible Party and Form 8822-B: The 60-Day Rule
- When a Business Needs a New EIN: IRS Rules by Entity
- Closing or Reactivating an EIN, and Duplicate EINs
- Business Name Change With the IRS: The Entity Unpostable Checklist
- Vendor Name Change, Merger or New EIN: Why the TIN Match Fails
- IRS CP 201 and CP 209: Two EINs for One Business
- IRS Posting-Delay Estimator: EINs, Name Changes, Unpostables, 147C
- Business Tax Account: Who Can Be the Designated Official, the CP 311 PIN and DO-Only Features
Identity theft and IRS verification letters
- 1099s or W-2s Filed Under Your EIN: Business Identity Theft
- Form 14039-B Business Identity Theft Kit (Free Template)
- IRS Letter 5263C: The IRS Suspects a Fabricated EIN
- IRS Letter 6042C: Business Entity Verification Request
- IRS Letter 6217C: Your business entity has been locked (ENTLOK)
- IRS Letters 5316C and 5317C: Business Identity Theft
- IRS Letter 4674C: Identity Theft Victim Notification
- IRS Letter 252C: Business name on a return needs verification
The full set of guides on this topic is under Entities and EINs on the guides page.