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After losing a loved one, the last thing on your mind is filing the estate’s income tax return. It’s difficult when life continues–even after a life-altering event. But, in the spirit of helping you and your family be prepared for anything in the new year, we’ve put together a quick guide on the first step: getting an Employee Identification Number (EIN).
First, a bit of context.
Brett is a Corporate Paralegal and Published Writer. He’s written for accounting and law firms, tech companies, and academic journals. He empathetically guides executors, administrators, and personal representatives throughout the entire estate settlement process.
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