Thank you. The entity itself is still an LLC. It is just the tax classification has changed. This is what I found on IRS website.
Get a new EIN if you:
- Form a new single-member LLC and choose to be taxed as a corporation or S corporation
- Form a new single-member LLC and have to file excise or employment taxes
- Form a new multi-member LLC
You don’t need a new EIN if you:
- Change your name or locations
- Report income tax as a branch or division of another entity and you don’t have employees or owe excise tax
- Convert a partnership to an LLC classified as a partnership
- Change your tax election to a corporation or S corporation
- Form a single-member LLC and don’t choose to be taxed as a corporation or S corporation and don’t have employees or owe excise tax
