I have an LLCP whose majority owner is an S-Corp. That S-Corp owned approximately 72% of the LLCP. At the start of 2024 the S-Corp dissolved and distributed the LLCP member units it owned to its shareholders pro rata to their ownership in the S-Corp.
In substance, the ownership of the LLCP did not change. Previously, this may have qualified as a technical termination, but as I understand the regs now, the technical termination provision has been eliminated. As such, the only impact on the LLCP from a tax and filing perspective would be to report the exit of the S-Corp and the entry of the S-Corp shareholders on the appropriate date and to allocate profit and loss in accordance with those dates.
Am I interpreting that correctly. Am I missing anything?
Thanks,
Britania
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Yes, you are correct. The LLCP would report the change in ownership as of the date the shares were distributed to the S-Corps shareholders.
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