Private EIN filing service, Nonprofit
Nonprofit EIN filing support before exemption work.
The EIN is separate from tax-exempt status. We prepare and submit the SS-4 application so your organization has the tax ID needed for banking and later exemption paperwork.
An EIN is always free directly from the IRS at irs.gov. We're the done-for-you option.
What's included
$99flat service fee
- Application review by a filing specialist
- SS-4 prepared and checked against IRS rejection causes
- Filed with the IRS as your authorized third-party designee
- EIN delivered by email after IRS issuance, banking-ready confirmation PDF
- Human support until your filing is complete
Why it matters
Where the EIN unblocks your Nonprofit.
Required for tax-exempt status
Form 1023/1023-EZ requires an EIN. It's step one of the exemption path, before any donor deductions.
Open the organization's account
Donations need somewhere to land, the nonprofit's bank account opens with its EIN.
Grants and payroll
Grant applications and payroll registration both require the organization's own tax ID.
Nonprofit questions
Asked by people like you.
Do churches need an EIN?+
Yes, churches need an EIN for banking and payroll even though they're automatically treated as tax-exempt without filing Form 1023.
Does the EIN make us tax-exempt?+
No, the EIN is just the tax ID. Tax-exempt status comes from the IRS approving Form 1023 (or 1023-EZ), which is a separate process handled with your advisor.
Who should be the responsible party for a nonprofit?+
A principal officer, typically the president or executive director. Their SSN/ITIN is required on the application; it's encrypted and used only for the filing.
General information, not legal or tax advice, for advice about your situation, consult a licensed professional.
Prepared and filed with support.
Five minutes of questions, and your Nonprofit EIN is in motion.