Yes. Even if your partnership had no revenue, no expenses, and no transactions during the year, the IRS still requires a nil return to be filed. The filing requirement does not go away because the business was inactive.
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Yes. Even if your partnership had no revenue, no expenses, and no transactions during the year, the IRS still requires a nil return to be filed. The filing requirement does not go away because the business was inactive.
Check your EIN confirmation letter (CP 575) first. If that is gone, look at a previously filed tax return, a business bank account application, or any 1099 you have issued. Your bank or your payroll provider will also have it on file.