Sentence examples for taxpayer ID from inspiring English sources
The Internal Revenue Service does not share data about those who apply for a taxpayer ID with the Immigration and Naturalization Service, a spokesman for the agency said.
Amalgamated still requires potential customers to produce a taxpayer ID number from the I.R.S. or the Social Security Administration, along with the city-issued cards.
This site provides institutional information about Columbia University that is required on most grant applications, including: the University's legal name, address, contact information, DUNS numbers and taxpayer ID numbers, all of which are required when completing a grant proposal.
Even such simple matters as getting taxpayer ID numbers for all vendors may stymie some.
The website for the referral program has now gone live, and the company explains that participants will need to provide Google with their valid taxpayer ID and bank account info in order to receive direct deposits.
For purposes of the additional non-refundable "family" credit, the definition of dependent still generally applies but there is no requirement to provide an SSN (you'll still need a taxpayer ID number).
In addition to the cost to either voters or taxpayers (an ID cost $28 in Wisconsin, for example), voters have to get the underlying documents (birth certificates or other official documents) that allow them to get a driver's license or state ID.
Not only do they steal money from the government, but they create an enormous headache for legitimate taxpayers whose IDs they have stolen.
There the lawsuit was brought by the assessor but not as a public official; he sued the county supervisors "'individually and as a taxpayer.'" (Id. at p. 27). Therefore the court held the county counsel could represent the supervisors in defending the lawsuit.
Here's how it works: taxpayers create an electronic ID (eID) using a mobile app that works with iOS or Android.
While this is a good thing for those taxpayers impacted by Tax ID Theft, it leaves the cross-trained employees who are not reassigned with less time to perform their normal duties and to provide taxpayer assistance.
