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Your New Jersey tax identification (ID) number has 12 digits. If you have a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), your New Jersey tax ID number is your FEIN followed by a 3 digit suffix. If you do not have a suffix, enter three zeroes.

All general partnerships and any business with employees must first obtain an employer identification number (EIN) from the IRS. While not required, we recommend all other businesses obtain an EIN as well. Once you obtain an EIN, file the tax/employer registration form (Form NJ-REG). File the NJ-REG online.

To register, file a Business Registration Application (Form NJ-REG) online with the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services. Once registered, you will receive a New Jersey Business Registration Certificate and, if applicable, a New Jersey Certificate of Authority (to be able to collect Sales Tax).

The Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES) adopted this registration procedure to assist you in becoming aware of and understanding all of the taxes and related liabilities to which a new business or applicant for a license may be subject.

Your New Jersey Employer Registration Number matches your nine-digit Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN). If you are unsure of your EIN, you can locate it on any previously filed tax forms. Your EIN will be listed at the top of Form 941. Visit here for more information.

Many cities and towns in the state have no formal permit procedure. However, permits are generally required for filming such locations as county, state and national parks and historic sites, state and county highways, railroad and airport terminals and military posts.