LLC Expense -No Income

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February 8, 2020
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I have two LLC's with EIN's. I have no income but less than $1000 in expenses for 2019. I have been waiting to close on a business so do I need to file a K-1 for each LLC?

RobertG

Alumni - Intuit

Yes, you should file returns and issue K-1s.

Assuming you have been filing partnership or S-Corporation returns for each LLC, you should file a final return in the year the business ceased to operate. That way you can report the remaining expenses and officially close the business.

Filing a return starts the running of the Statute of Limitations and limits the time that the IRS can begin an audit.

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Rick19744

Level 13

Actually we need some additional facts / clarification:

The LLC's. Are these single member LLC's or multi-member LLC's?
What does "waiting to close on a business" mean?

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CaBrandyAuthor

Level 2

Both LLC's are single member status. The LLC were established for the purchase of a restaurant which was still in process to close at year end.

Rick19744

Level 13

Just for final clarification.

One single member LLC has elected to be taxed as an S corporation
What is the status of the other single member LLC?
- Who owns this single member LLC?
- Is this owned by an individual
- Or is it owned by the S corporation?

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Anonymous

has the LLC elected to be taxed as an S-Corporation?

CaBrandyAuthor

Level 2

Yes, one LLC has S-Corporation status, which is the operating company. The other LLC is sole member status for holding business assets rented to the S-Corporate LLC.