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@kathleeneglaser1 Absolutely NOT. You’re a Business Owner & there’s no need to do so. Use your EIN ONLY.

For your own safety/protection, never share your social security number with clients.

Always use an Employer Identification Number [EIN]. It’s easy & quite simple to obtain one [and there’s no fee] for your business [either under your name or a business name] by going to the IRS website. Here’s the direct url link: Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) Online | Internal Revenue Service

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