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Taxpayer Id Number


Question Posted Monday May 7 2012, 11:17 am

I have a form to fill out for a new job I am applying for and I don't know what it wants in one box... what is a taxpayer id number? Is that different from social security number because that is already in another box on another page? HELP?

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DangerNerd answered Friday May 25 2012, 2:29 pm:
Unless you are a business, your taxpayer ID number should be the same as your social security number.

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