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In the US many companies publicly share their EIN (the equivalent of SSN for companies), and somehow the laws are set up that this isn't a source of identity th
by jmount 5y ago
In the US many companies publicly share their EIN (the equivalent of SSN for companies), and somehow the laws are set up that this isn't a source of identity theft.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoYou cannot get a loan with a company's EIN, nor can you (easily?) get money from the government by filing tax returns with a company's EIN. Therefore there is not much value in fraudulent use of EINs.