Have a 2 member LLC, husband and wife, living in Washington state, so filed one Schedule C, since it is a community property jurisdiction. By filing one Schedule C, found that the social security amounts were reported on only one person's accounts. Read that we should have filed two Schedule C's separating expenses and income between the two for each member. In the meantime though, we have moved to a state that is not a community property jurisdiction. We need to amend our returns so that the income and expenses are allocated properly, but since we are now in a different state, do we need to change the filing from a schedule C to a form 1065? If so, how do we do that without changing the EIN number? Thank you
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It sounds like you have a Qualified Joint Venture in Washington. You will file one Schedule C for each of you. I have included instructions below on amending your return.
Here are some helpful links on Qualified Joint Venture returns:
If your new state in not a community property state, you will need to file as a partnership. Here is a good IRS resource: Entities | Internal Revenue Service. You will not need to change the EIN Number.
If you want to make changes or add a document to a tax return that has already been submitted, you should follow these guidelines.
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