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Basis Calculation LLC with new S-Corp Election?
Hello, I'm looking for some help on calculating end of 2018 shareholder basis for a business operating in 2017 as a SMLLC and as an SMLLC with an S Corp election effective 2018, plus a few other related questions.
Pre-S Corp Election Contributed Capital (2017): $A
Post-S Corp Election Contributed Capital (2018): $B
Pre-Election losses, flowed through to personal return (2017): ($C) - assume not counted towards basis? Does retained earnings go to zero for 2018 beginning balance on my S Corp 2018 balance sheet? What would the journal entry be for these retained earnings to zero out?
Pre-Election Section 179 Carryover of disallowed deduction, carried forward due to NOL: $D
Post-Election NOL for 2018: ($E). I assume I can take the loss on my 2018 personal return against other income and I do not have to carry forward the loss as my basis remains positive if calculated in the method shown below?
No loans, distributions, or wages up to now.
Proposed basis calculation: $A + $B + ($E)
And in the year with sufficient revenue that I take the Section 179 depreciation expense (should be this year), -$D to my basis calculation.
Can I continue carry over the pre-election Section 179 to a future tax year that has sufficient net income? Any other recommendations on this basis calculation?
Thanks!