For tax year 2014-2019 I used TurboTax Business to file my IRS Tax form as a 2 (99% and 1%)member LLC. In early January 2020 the 1% member passed away. In Jan. 2020 I filed Form 8832 and 2553 with IRS. For 2020 I was 100% owner. Now I have my TTax 2020 business software open, but I do NOT see an option to file Form 1120-S, U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation. My only options at the TTax start are LLC, LLP, Limited partnership, General Partnership. How do I file S-Corp?
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You will need to file the final partnership return for the period up until your partner passed.
At that point you no longer have a partnership.
Your Form 8832 and 2553 will likely not be approved by the IRS as you do not have a partnership that is electing to be treated as an S-Corporation.
You should apply for a new EIN for a new single member LLC and submit a Form 2553 for that entity retroactive election to January 2020.
Your justification for the retroactive election is the former multimember LLC ceased to exist and had to be reorganized as a single member.
You then can prepare your initial S-Corporation return.
Please clarify if you established payroll for yourself under the S-Corporation. You are required to pay yourself reasonable compensation for services provided to the corporation.
you need to file a final partnership return for 2020. you need to start a new return for the S-Corp.
so i file the final LLC return for 2020 AND a new s-corp Form 1120-S for 2020? Two tax returns for 2020? Or not file the S-Corp until the tax year 2021 return?
@Mike9241 hi mike, please answer my question in response to your comment ASAP. thank you
You will need to file the final partnership return for the period up until your partner passed.
At that point you no longer have a partnership.
Your Form 8832 and 2553 will likely not be approved by the IRS as you do not have a partnership that is electing to be treated as an S-Corporation.
You should apply for a new EIN for a new single member LLC and submit a Form 2553 for that entity retroactive election to January 2020.
Your justification for the retroactive election is the former multimember LLC ceased to exist and had to be reorganized as a single member.
You then can prepare your initial S-Corporation return.
Please clarify if you established payroll for yourself under the S-Corporation. You are required to pay yourself reasonable compensation for services provided to the corporation.
@JeffreyR77 thank you for the comprehensive answer
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