Seeking clarity in the US Tax Code on Behalf of US Taxpayers EVERYWHERE
John R. Dundon II, E.A. | Fellow, National Tax Practice Institute
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In 1997, the IRS issued proposed regulations governing when the distributive share of partnership income for Limited Liability Company (LLC) members was to be included in self-employment income. It basically advised that an LLC member would be treated as a…
A taxpayer reading one of my blog posts from Ishpeming, Michigan was compelled to call me today. She was a member in a Limited Liability Company (LLC) who had ultimately resigned herself to abandoning her interest in the LLC. In…
Should A Husband & Wife Form an LLC to Invest In Real Estate? Literally the $1,000,000 question. A husband and wife formed a Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) that invests in rental real estate to protect themselves in event of a…
Over the years, there has been confusion regarding Single Member Limited Liability Companies (SMLLCs) in general and specifically, how they can report and pay employment taxes. An LLC is a new entity created by state statute. The IRS did not…
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