Both are limited liability companies. One is in Indiana, the other in Kentucky. Each has its own unique Tax identification number. And yes I probably wouldn't want me as a client either if I was an accountant, and you pointed out that may be the reason they don't have time for me. It is what it is though. I spread myself too thin and wasn't able to be on my A game and unfortunately my professional accountant isn't really offering much support or availability on his part, so I have no choice but to do it to the best of my ability.
Heres the breakdown:
2017 accountant filed a 1040 schedule C. At that time, both gas stations were under the same LLC.
However, at the beginning of 2018 I created a separate llc for the Kentucky station.
My current situation is I have filed my personal taxes with the w2s I received from the stations, submitted them, and now am working on the LLC's, which Ill be filing a form 2553 and send in at the same time as the 1120s. is there an actual tax advantage from filing each company seperately as an s corp?
Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it beyond measure!
