Tax Identification Number

[Cpt.Babang]

Hey everyone,
I'm planning to sell my game on steam. As I live in germany and started a new partnership I need a TIN from the US which i ordered via phone by IRS. This is 8 days ago.
When filling the tax interview, after a couple of hours I get the mail from official taxsupport mail, that my TIn is not matching IRS records.

Questions:
1) an EIN is looking like this: "XX-XXXXXXX" - in the form at the end of the interview the minus is missing - is this relevant?
2) I sent an email with this question also 8 days ago, they didn't response since them. Do you hav any experience about this?

Maybe someone can help me and can give me more a few tips and tricks i need to know :)

Thanks & bye

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You'll want to contact Steam Support for this; much of the backend stuff for Steamworks isn't necessarily something the main community can help with.

If you have access to the Steamworks Development group, try asking there.

[Cpt.Babang]

Thanks for your reply and of course I tried it (with my unresponded email) and you're right. I just thought maybe has some experience with IRS and that complete tax bs , so i just wanted to give it a try
I'll have a look on that group!

[Cpt.Babang]

引用自 Kiler_best1235_Denmark：

引用自 Cpt.Babang：

2) I sent an email with this question also 8 days ago, they didn't response since them.

Why do you need to give your slave number? What do they need your slave number for?

Because I want to sell games on steam and the US has some rules, one of them is to provide a foreign or US tax number

[Seretti]

引用自 Kiler_best1235_Denmark：

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If you have such issues with it, why don't you do something about it? Whining and crying to other people on a gaming platform won't accomplish a single thing.

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引用自 Seretti：

引用自 Kiler_best1235_Denmark：

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If you have such issues with it, why don't you do something about it? Whining and crying to other people on a gaming platform won't accomplish a single thing.

Not to mention encouraging a developer to commit tax fraud, which is very much a crime.