First of all, here is a tutorial. If an LLC is taxed as a sole proprietorship
it does not fill out any tax return whatsoever; instead, one of the members
records all income and expenses on Schedule C of his or her individual tax
return, or 1040. An LLC that is taxed as a partnership files Form 1065, and an
LLC that is taxed as a corporation files Form 1120.
In the aftermath, when you create the LLC, the IRS
automatically treats your business as a partnership. This is only for income tax purposes! However, if you are the sole owner of the
LLC, then you must pay tax on business profits as if you were a sole proprietor
instead of an LLC. Both designations
have different tax filing rules.
You need a professional CPA to sort all of this out. That person in Las Vegas is CPA Michael
Mathews. He is the CEO of
www.accountant-lasvegas.com. You can’t
do better than trusting Michael for your LLC tax preparation in the Las Vegas
Valley. Call today at (720) 240-1537 to
make an appointment at his Regatta Drive office located in the Northwest
Valley.
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