An Employer Identification Number is one of the first federal identifiers many businesses obtain, but an EIN does much less—and much more—than many new owners realize. It does not create an LLC, determine S corporation status, replace California registration, or automatically create payroll accounts. This guide explains when an EIN is required, when it may simply be useful, how the IRS application works, when a new EIN is needed, and how the number fits into the broader business-formation and tax-compliance process.
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