I'm basically wondering if I can use Turbotax to file returns for my C-Corp and subsidiary LLC of which the C-Corp is the sole member. If I can, how can that be accomplished using Turbotax?
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Definitely. You only file a single C corporation tax return.
Since the C corporation is the sole owner of the LLC, the LLC is considered a disregarded entity. In this context, the LLC is now treated as if it were a division of the C corporation.
Treating this as a division is different than if it were a subsidiary. If this were a subsidiary, the C corporation would be eligible to file a consolidated tax return. A division is just included in the C corporation activity and no consolidated return is filed.
Hopefully the above is clear and you understand the difference between the division filing and a consolidated return filing. Division filing is one single tax return. A consolidated return filing is multiple company returns that get pulled into one single consolidated tax return. The consolidated tax return filing is much more complicated.
Definitely. You only file a single C corporation tax return.
Since the C corporation is the sole owner of the LLC, the LLC is considered a disregarded entity. In this context, the LLC is now treated as if it were a division of the C corporation.
Treating this as a division is different than if it were a subsidiary. If this were a subsidiary, the C corporation would be eligible to file a consolidated tax return. A division is just included in the C corporation activity and no consolidated return is filed.
Hopefully the above is clear and you understand the difference between the division filing and a consolidated return filing. Division filing is one single tax return. A consolidated return filing is multiple company returns that get pulled into one single consolidated tax return. The consolidated tax return filing is much more complicated.
Since LLC's are due on 3/15 do you need to file an extension for these disregarded entities since the C Corp is not due until 4/15
Regarding LLCs, the due date depends on how the businesses are taxed and also their fiscal year. If the business is taxed as a partnership or an S-Corp and their fiscal year is January 1 to December 31, then you will need to file an extension for the business by March 17 of this year. Businesses can also be an LLC and be taxed as a sole proprietor; in that case the due date this year is April 15.
You are correct that C Corps who follow the calendar year, have a due date of April 15.
For more information about business due dates and how to file business extensions, see the following TurboTax help articles:
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