Hi, Minh, and thank you for the reply and sharing the link.
It looks like in order to open a Solo 401k I would be required to get an EIN, regardless of state?
If I do switch over to an EIN, I'm just not clear on how the EIN will link to my income when I file taxes using my SSN.
The only reason I would do the EIN is to have the ability to create the Solo 401k.
Thank you for any additional expertise you may have to share.
