Quite possibly. The IRS system is the key. We must receive authorization to e-file from the IRS which means we must meet their e-file criteria. We do not set the rules for what can be e-filed with the IRS.
Using a bogus or incorrect EIN can certainly prompt questions down the road. The IRS can take quite some time to reconcile details with each return depending on facts and circumstances. Be prepared with all of your documentation for your tax return.
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