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Get an EIN for Your New Jersey Business
An EIN is issued by the IRS, not by the New Jersey Division of Revenue. The IRS does not charge a fee for an EIN. You use it for banking, payroll and New Jersey tax registration on NJ-REG. Our preparation fee is confirmed on the checkout page.
New Jersey fees re-checked against the SOS schedule: November 2, 2026
Heads up: we are an independent company that prepares and submits New Jersey filings for owners. We are not the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services and we do not give legal advice. Every state and county charge passes through at the amount that office bills, and anyone can file on the state's own portal for no service fee.
- Filed online on the New Jersey business portal
- Annual report on the last day of the anniversary month
- Fees cited to the New Jersey fee schedule
- Talk to a filer: (386) 465-3937
Get an EIN for Your New Jersey Business: the New Jersey specifics
Free from the IRS
You can apply for an EIN yourself at no charge. Our work is preparing and submitting the application from the information you give us.
Check it: Internal Revenue Service (IRS)Separate from the New Jersey filing
The state entity record and the EIN are different numbers. NJ-REG, which is free, is how the entity is registered for New Jersey tax accounts after it exists.
Check it: New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise ServicesGet an EIN for Your New Jersey Business: questions
No. The EIN is federal. NJ-REG is the New Jersey tax and employer registration, and it is still required on the state's timeline.
Check it: New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise ServicesYes. Formation and foreign authorization are filed on the New Jersey online business portal, by credit card or eCheck. Annual reports, registered-agent changes, reinstatement and closing are filed on the annual reports and change portal. Our fee is only for preparing and submitting the filing for you.
Check it: New Jersey business portalReady when you are, New Jersey.
Heads up: we are an independent company that prepares and submits New Jersey filings for owners. We are not the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services and we do not give legal advice. Every state and county charge passes through at the amount that office bills, and anyone can file on the state's own portal for no service fee.