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I added my wife to my llc. how do i prepare her schedule c in comparison to mine? Do I split all profits and expenses equally and enter both the same way?

We are equal 50-50 ownership. I am assuming I have to divide all income and expenses and enter them into each sched. C.? I started going through TT and it started increasing my tax liability for EXPENSES that I am entering. I am not sure why.?.?.?

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I added my wife to my llc. how do i prepare her schedule c in comparison to mine? Do I split all profits and expenses equally and enter both the same way?

Because Pennsylvania is not a Community Property State, you must file a Partnership return, rather than two Schedule Cs.  That is a completely separate tax return, and you will each receive a K-1 from the Partnership to enter into your personal tax return.

Although TurboTax "Business" (not "Home & Business") can do a Partnership return, I would recommend a tax professional for at least the first year.

https://irs.treasury.gov/rpo/rpo.jsf


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I added my wife to my llc. how do i prepare her schedule c in comparison to mine? Do I split all profits and expenses equally and enter both the same way?

What State do you live in?
joe4
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I added my wife to my llc. how do i prepare her schedule c in comparison to mine? Do I split all profits and expenses equally and enter both the same way?

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I added my wife to my llc. how do i prepare her schedule c in comparison to mine? Do I split all profits and expenses equally and enter both the same way?

Because Pennsylvania is not a Community Property State, you must file a Partnership return, rather than two Schedule Cs.  That is a completely separate tax return, and you will each receive a K-1 from the Partnership to enter into your personal tax return.

Although TurboTax "Business" (not "Home & Business") can do a Partnership return, I would recommend a tax professional for at least the first year.

https://irs.treasury.gov/rpo/rpo.jsf


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