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Don't Be Compliant by Accident

Setting up your business's tax foundation requires intentionality, not luck. Many new business owners unknowingly risk non-compliance by delaying simple, foundational steps like obtaining an EIN or opening a separate bank account. This is an either/or dilemma: either operate non-compliantly now, or take one simple step for compliance and long-term security.

Important Note: You should only have one EIN for a single business entity, and applying for an EIN is a free service offered by the IRS. Take this Simple step now to ensure your Safe, compliant foundation is built with intention, not by accident. This both/and solution is the key to long-term success and immediate headache prevention.

Ready to build a solid financial foundation? Download the free 30-day Tax Setup Checklist for New Business Owners now: https://www.safesimplesound.com/new-business-your-first-30-days-tax-setup/.

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