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Do I need a separate EIN for each property series under my Series LLC in Ohio?
I'm new here and just purchased my first investment property in Ohio. I have a Series LLC registered with the state. I now want to transfer the property into my Series LLC but I don't know if I need a separate EIN for my first property series (cell).
The other question is, do I need specific verbiage to do the Quick Claim Deed for the series LLC?
I'm also in need of a CPA/tax advisor to advise on what's the best structure from a liability protection and tax planning standpoint.
Thanks for your input.
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@Jackie Linne Each LLC is considered a separate legal entity for tax purposes, and therefore, each LLC must have its own EIN. This is true even if the same person or group of people own both LLCs.