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Husband-wife sole proprietorship when one retires

My wife and I have a sole proprietorship, which is allowed under IRS rules. Accordingly, we each file a schedule C and split the finances 50/50. Now, I am thinking of retiring from an active role in the business, but my wife will continue.

 

I am not sure how to reflect the change. I could simply keeps filing the 2 Schedule Cs, splitting the finances as usual. I'm not selling the business or abandoning it. I'm simply not participating. There are no other changes.

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MinhT1
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Husband-wife sole proprietorship when one retires

Your wife should then file a Schedule C reporting all the income and expenses of the business. You no longer file a Schedule C as you no longer participate in the business.

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MinhT1
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Husband-wife sole proprietorship when one retires

Your wife should then file a Schedule C reporting all the income and expenses of the business. You no longer file a Schedule C as you no longer participate in the business.

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