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David Scheidt David Scheidt is offline
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wrote:
:On Mon, 08 Oct 2007 18:42:58 -0700,
wrote:

:The address being shipped to and the home of the SSN holder need to be
:the same.
:Hey guys, don't give me the 3rd degree. I don't make the laws, I just
:abide by them.

:Maybe I am confused but who can match a SSN to an address besides IRS?
:SSA has not heard from me since I lived in DC, 45 years and 15 or 16
:addresses ago.
:Even the IRS only has the address you filed your last income tax from
:and that may not be the same place you live now or ship something to.
business address, second home, gift recipient etc)

As of a couple years ago, it's necessary to provide customs with the
importer identification number, on shipments with a value greater that
US$2000. For shipments less than that, you only need to provide name
and address. The importer id number needn't be your SSN; it can be
any taxpayer ID number that the IRS has issued you (or the corporate
entity that's doing the importing.), as I understand the rules.
What's this is supposed to do, I have no clue.