Hi there,
I formed a single-member LLC in New York and obtained an EIN shortly after. I believe the LLC was taxed as a disregarded entity. Later, I filed a form with the IRS to change the tax classification to a C-corporation. In this case, do I need to obtain a new EIN, or can I continue using the EIN that was issued after the LLC’s formation? The ownership and structure of the business have not changed — only the federal tax classification.
Thank you!
you don't need a new EIN if you already have one for your LLC and you're only changing your tax election to a C corp.
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