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OMG I didn't see this while typing my LOOOOOONG post.
so what? A disregarded entity can issue a K1. How else would I put the income and other info on LLC B's return?
I guess I was more like chasing my tail more than barking up the wrong tree.
First, when you have a SMLLC disregarded entity, report the SMLLC's tax thingies on the SINGLE MEMBER's tax return. Thus, a SMLLC running a hot dog stand? Report the activities on the SM's Schedule C. THUS, "disregarded". Likewise, another disregarded entity: An investment account held by a living trust? Report the income etc on the GRANTOR's tax return.... This is what DISREGARDED is about.
Since you made the above statement, I guess there is a "Scenario III" branched out of the fact patterns and convoluted convolutions.
Lisa.... Lisa.... wait for me!!!
I come here for kudos and IRonMaN's jokes.