Adoption Taxpayer Identification Number

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An Adoption Taxpayer Identification Number (ATIN) is a temporary tax identification number issued by the IRS for children in the process of being adopted who do not yet have a Social Security number.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal tax identifier
tax identification number
abbreviation ATIN NERFINISHED
administeredBy Internal Revenue Service NERFINISHED
applicationFormName Application for Taxpayer Identification Number for Pending U.S. Adoptions
appliedUsing Form W-7A NERFINISHED
appliesTo children in the process of being adopted
children who do not yet have a Social Security number
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdFor pending U.S. adoptions
distinctFrom Individual Taxpayer Identification Number
Social Security number
eligibilityRequirement adoption is domestic and pending in a U.S. court
adoptive parents are unable to obtain an SSN for the child in time to file their tax return
child does not yet have a Social Security number
child is a U.S. citizen or resident
expiresWhen when the adoption is finalized and an SSN is obtained
when the adoption is terminated
when the child is assigned a Social Security number
governingAgency U.S. Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
governingAgencyType U.S. federal government agency
identifierFor adopted child on the adoptive parents’ tax return
issuedBy Internal Revenue Service NERFINISHED
isTemporary true
legalDomain U.S. federal tax law
numberFormat nine-digit numeric identifier
partOf U.S. taxpayer identification number system NERFINISHED
purpose to allow adoptive parents to claim tax benefits related to the child
to allow adoptive parents to claim the child on their federal tax return
to provide a temporary taxpayer identification number for a child being adopted
regulates reporting of a pending adopted child as a dependent for tax purposes
relatedConcept Child Tax Credit NERFINISHED
Earned Income Tax Credit NERFINISHED
Individual Taxpayer Identification Number NERFINISHED
Social Security number
adoption tax credit
dependent
replacedBy Social Security number
usedFor claiming the Additional Child Tax Credit (when applicable under law)
claiming the Adoption Credit (when rules permit)
claiming the Child Tax Credit (when applicable under law)
claiming the Credit for Child and Dependent Care Expenses (when rules permit)
claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit (when rules permit)
claiming the dependency exemption (when applicable under law)
usedIn federal income tax returns
validityCondition valid while the adoption is pending and the child does not have an SSN

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Individual Taxpayer Identification Number distinctFrom Adoption Taxpayer Identification Number