The IRS already has the information that the banks are asking for.
For companies with employees, that is IRS Forms 940 and 941.
For Sole Props that is your IRS Form 1040 and Schedule-C.
The IRS likely has the banking information for your company (or your payroll processor) and if they don't they have your business address, and could cut checks like they do EVERY YEAR.
Claiming that a bank has to be there to process the paperwork is just plain ignorant of the amount of information the IRS already requires from companies on a quarterly and yearly basis.
For companies with employees, that is IRS Forms 940 and 941.
For Sole Props that is your IRS Form 1040 and Schedule-C.
The IRS likely has the banking information for your company (or your payroll processor) and if they don't they have your business address, and could cut checks like they do EVERY YEAR.
Claiming that a bank has to be there to process the paperwork is just plain ignorant of the amount of information the IRS already requires from companies on a quarterly and yearly basis.