the information we received from the IRS is that put down your name and ss# for this year. When your board changes over to new people there is a very simple form that can be sent in advising them of the new name and ss#. As an officer, regardless of whether or not you give them this information you are responsible.
Hello All,
I wrote earlier about getting a bank account. I got the EIN application online and called the IRS about two questions (3 + 7) they told me for line three stating "executor, Trustee, "care of" name" I had to put my own name. Then on line 7 stating "Name of principal officer, general partner, grantor, owner, or trustee" they told me I had to put my name and SS #. Has anyone received a EIN without having to add their own SS#? I won't be on the board next year, my daughter will be going to middle school. I just think that will hold me responsible for any tax related issues!
Thanks again!
