Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN)

Obtain your Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN), with Getting Incorporated™'s Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) service. Applying for your Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) may be a mandatory legal requirement. Getting Incorporated™ can register an Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) for your business. Ensure you are properly registered with the Internal Revenue Service.

Business Law Update:

Maryland

SB 696

Repealing a provision of law requiring a corporation to give specified written notice of the amount, time, and place of payment on subscriptions for stock to each subscriber; repealing a specified provision of law requiring that a call by the board of directors for payment on subscriptions be uniform as to all stock of the same class; clarifying that stockholders of a corporation formed on or after October 1, 1995, do not have specified preemptive rights unless the charter expressly grants the rights; etc. Current Bill Status: February 1, 2008 First Reading.

Start Up Tip:

Limit Payroll Tax Liability

Small Business owners limit their payroll tax liability by forming an S Corporation, because profit distributions from the S Corporation to shareholders are not subject to payroll taxation, saving 15.3% in tax liability on those payments! Keep in mind that Owner/Employees must pay themselves a resonable salary, and it's best to report this as officer compensation on Form 1120 S Line 7 to reduce your IRS tax audit risk.

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