Employee Identification Number definition

Employee Identification Number means the identification number assigned to an employee upon hire in the Payroll/Human Resources system.
Employee Identification Number means the Federal Social Security number used on the Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return, U.S. Treasury Department Form 941.

Examples of Employee Identification Number in a sentence

  • The Securities Administrator will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the IRS under Form SS-4 or any other acceptable method for all tax entities.

  • The Trustee will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the Internal Revenue Service via a Form SS-4 or other acceptable method for all tax entities.

  • The listing shall be compiled and mailed by the Payroll centers (e.g., Joint Payroll) and shall list the employee’s name (last, first, middle initial), Employee Identification Number, amount deducted, base pay, classification number, and representation code.

  • SEIU Local 503, OPEU staff will use the Employee Identification Number when making such inquiries.

  • The Securities Administrator will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the Internal Revenue Service under Form SS-4 or any other acceptable method for all tax entities.

  • The Trustee will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the IRS via form SS-4 or any other acceptable method for all tax entities.

  • Employee Identification Number: We regret to inform you that another applicant has been selected for the position you sought.

  • The Securities Administrator will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the IRS via form SS-4 or any other acceptable method for each Trust REMIC.

  • The listing shall be compiled and mailed by the payroll centers (e.g., Joint Payroll) and shall show employee’s name (last, first, middle initial), Employee Identification Number, amount deducted, base pay, classification number, and representation code.

  • The Trustee will apply for an Employee Identification Number from the IRS via form SS-4 or any other acceptable method for each of REMIC 1, REMIC 2 and REMIC 3.