Crossword Clue: They have only nine digits (Abbr.)
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- 1040 figures, for short
- 1040 IDs
- 1040EZ IDs
- 9-digit IDs
- Bank acct. IDs
- Application figs.
- A.A.R.P. concerns
- Dashed figs.
- Data for HR managers
- Data of concern to privacy advocates: Abbr.
- Data on IRS forms
- Data since the FDR era
- Data thief's prizes: Abbr.
- Common IDs
- Invoice figs.
- Certain IDs
- I.R.S. data: Abbr.
- IRS data
- I.R.S. figs.
- I.R.S. figures: Abbr.
- IRS form entries
- IRS form figures
- IRS form IDs
- IRS identifiers
- I.R.S. ID's
- I.R.S. IDs
- IRS IDs
- I.R.S. info
- IRS info
- IRS requirements
- IRS returns data
- Fed. IDs
- Fed. retirement IDs
- Federal IDs
- Federal ID's
- Federally issued IDs
- FICA IDs
- Hacking targets: Abbr.
- Hacking targets, for short
- Figs. in a 3-2-4 format
- Figs. in bank records
- Figs. in identity theft
- Figs. on blue cards
- Figs. on IRS forms
- Figs. on tamper-proof cards since 1983
- Figs. on tax forms
- Figs. that are never intentionally reused
- Figs. with two dashes
- Figs. with two hyphens
- Email scam targets, for short
- Employee data: Abbr.
- Employee IDs
- Employee IDs, at times
- Employee IDs, maybe
- Employee IDs, often
- Employees' ID's: Abbr.
- HR department data
- HR dept. data
- Hyphenated figs.
- Hyphenated IDs
- Entries on 1040s, for short
- ID data
- ID figures
- ID info
- ID nos.
- ID theft targets
- ID-theft targets
- ID thieves' mother lode
- ID thieves' pickings
- ID thieves' targets
- Identifiers broken into three parts
- Identifiers on tax returns: Abbr.
- Identity theft figs.
- Identity theft targets: Abbr.
- Identity thief's acquisitions, for short
- Identity thief's figs.
- IDs collected by H.R.
- IDs first issued in 1936
- IDs for the IRS
- ID's for the I.R.S.
- ID's of a sort
- IDs of a sort
- ID's, of sorts
- IDs often 56% hidden
- IDs often used in identity theft
- IDs often verified by the last 4 digits
- IDs omitted from new Medicare cards
- IDs on 1040s
- ID's on applications
- IDs on IRS forms
- IDs on some IRS forms
- IDs on tax forms
- IDs on tax returns
- IDs sold on the dark web
- IDs sought by phishers
- ID's sought in phishing
- IDs that are often not displayed in full: Abbr.
- IDs that go on Form 1040
- IDs that many people memorize
- ID's used in identity theft
- IDs used in identity theft
- IDs used on personal tax returns
- IDs with nine digits
- IDs with two hyphens
- ID's with two hyphens
- Credit-application data: Abbr.
- Credit application figs.
- Credit report IDs
- Important numbers for the IRS
- Job application data
- Job application info, for short
- Job application nos.
- Double-hyphenated IDs
- Joint acct. info
- Form 1040 IDs
- Form data (abbr.)
- Form data: Abbr.
- Form W-9 figs.
- Former Medicare IDs
- Info on IDs
- Info put on some schedules: Abbr.
- Info that may be phished: Abbr.
- Government IDs
- Govt. database entries
- Govt. IDs
- Govt.-issued IDs
- Govt. nos.
- Sequences with two dashes: Abbr.
- Some bank acct. data
- Some employee data, for short
- Some employee IDs
- Some employment records: Abbr.
- Some Form 1040 data, for short
- Some hyphenated figs.
- Some hyphenated IDs
- Some ID's
- Some IDs: Abbr.
- Some IDs
- Numbers sought by ID thieves
- Numerical IDs
- Some I.R.S. data, for short
- Strings used in payroll depts.
- Some paycheck IDs
- Some personal data: Abbr.
- Some personnel info: Abbr.
- The IRS requires them
- W-2 IDs
- W-4 figs.
- W-9 fields: Abbr.
- W-9 IDs
- Medicare IDs
- "Last four" ID verifiers
- Payroll department IDs
- Payroll dept. data
- Payroll dept. figs.
- Payroll dept. ID's
- Payroll dept. IDs
- Payroll dept. info
- Payroll figs.
- Payroll IDs
- Payroll stub IDs
- Nine-digit govt. IDs
- Nine-digit ID's
- Nine-digit IDs
- Nine-digit IRS IDs
- Nine-digit nos.
- Nine-digit tax IDs
- Personal figs.
- Personal IDs
- Personal ID's
- Personnel data, briefly
- Personnel dept. IDs
- Personnel IDs
- Personnel IDs.
- Phished-for figs.
- Phisher's acquisitions, for short
- Phishers' fodder: Abbr.
- Phishing loot: Abbr.
- Phishing targets: Abbr.
- Phishing targets (abbr.)
- Phishing targets, for short
- Nos. coveted by identity thieves
- Nos. divided by dashes
- Return figs.
- Return nos.
- Returns data: Abbr.
- "Make sure the ___ above and on line 6c are correct" (Form 1040 instruction)
- Their first parts are geog. indicators
- They have nine digits and two hyphens, briefly
- They have only nine digits (Abbr.)
- They have two dashes: Abbr.
- They never begin with 666: Abbr.
- Twice-hyphenated IDs
- They were first issued in Nov. 1936
- Two-hyphen IDs
- Work IDs
- Worker IDs
- Workers' ID's
- Workers' IDs
- Workers need them: Abbr.
- Workers need them (Abbr.)
- S&L IDs
- Three-part figs.
- Three-part nos.
- XXX-XX-XXXX nos.
- Targets for ID thieves
- Targets of phishing (abbr.)
- Tax form data: Abbr.
- Tax form IDs
- Tax form IDs: Abbr.
- Tax-form IDs
- Tax form nos.
- Tax IDs
- Tax return IDs
- Tax return nos.
- Taxpayer IDs
- Taxpayer ID's
- Taxpayers' IDs
- Taxpayers' info
- What the DoD omits from new IDs
Recent Usage of They have only nine digits (Abbr.) in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today - Aug. 11, 2003