Can you have more than one ein

Yes, a business can have more than one Employer Identification Number (EIN) under certain circumstances. Here are some situations where multiple EINs might be necessary:

**Different Businesses**: If you operate multiple businesses that are legally distinct (e.g., separate LLCs or corporations), each will require its own EIN.

**Change of Structure**: If your business changes from a sole proprietorship to a corporation or partnership, you may need a new EIN.

**Having a Partner**: If a single-member LLC brings in a partner and becomes a multi-member LLC, a new EIN is required.

**Bankruptcy**: If your business undergoes bankruptcy, you may need a new EIN.

**Certain Tax Situations**: Certain tax situations, such as changes in the ownership structure or tax filing status, may also necessitate a new EIN.

However, if you have a single business structure, such as a sole proprietorship without employees, you typically only need one EIN. It's always a good idea to consult with a tax professional or legal advisor to understand your specific requirements.