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- My client has an LLC - single mbr that is a member of another S-corp. He got Sch. K1-scorp under his LLC name and EIN. Should we use sch. C or E to report his income?
My client has an LLC - single mbr that is a member of another S-corp. He got Sch. K1-scorp under his LLC name and EIN. Should we use sch. C or E to report his income?
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TN2
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10-14-2022
05:48 PM
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TaxGuyBill
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10-14-2022
07:58 PM
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What do you mean by "another" S-corp? Did the Single Member LLC make an election to be taxed as a corporation?
If the Single Member LLC has NOT made the election to be taxed as a corporation, it is a "disregarded entity". That means you disregard it for income tax purposes. So it is the taxpayer that received the K-1.
In most cases the K-1 should have been issued to the taxpayer's name and SSN, so the S-corporation should correct that.
