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If your LLC has become a single-member LLC with your husband as the sole member, it is considered as a disregarded entity.
You report all income and expenses of the LLC on Schedule C of your joint return. You enter the form 1099-MISC issued to the LLC as though it was in his name. You'll not need a form K-1.
If your LLC has become a single-member LLC with your husband as the sole member, it is considered as a disregarded entity.
You report all income and expenses of the LLC on Schedule C of your joint return. You enter the form 1099-MISC issued to the LLC as though it was in his name. You'll not need a form K-1.
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