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Can an S Corporation Be a Member of an LLC?
Because an S corporation must follow IRS rules—and an LLC, state laws—cross-ownership can be confusing. But it's possible in the right circumstances.
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Can an S Corp. Own an LLC?
Given the differences between S corporations and LLCs, there may be some situations where it might be beneficial to have an S corporation own an LLC. Is this possible?
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Can an LLC File a DBA and Still Do Business Under the LLC Name?
In most states, if an LLC does business under any name other than its official LLC name, it must register a fictitious business name, or DBA. Find out more about LLC names and DBAs.
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Can an LLC Be Taxed as an S Corporation?
An LLC can be taxed as an S corporation, but an S corp isn't always a good choice. Learn the tax options available to LLCs and the advantages and disadvantages of electing to be taxed as an S corp.
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Can a Revocable Trust Be a Sole Member of an LLC?
To pass your property on to beneficiaries cost-effectively when you die, consider combining a revocable trust with an LLC. It's surprisingly simple.
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Adding Partners to an LLC
To add a member to an LLC, you must generally follow the operating agreement or state law, though there are additional considerations, including tax concerns.
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Single-Member LLC vs. Multi Member LLC
When choosing between a single-member LLC and a multiple-member LLC, it is important to understand the benefits and drawbacks of both options. Learn which entity is right for you.
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How to Place Property in an LLC
Whether you own rental property or are setting up a new business, you may want to transfer some of your personal assets to an LLC to pull out equity for liability protection.
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Getting Paid: How to Pay Yourself from Your LLC
When you form an LLC, you likely need to receive an income from the business. Here are several options available for setting regular payments to yourself.
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Common Limited Liability Company or LLC FAQs
A limited liability company, or LLC, is a type of business structure that offers the liability protection of a corporation with more flexibility in the way the business is managed and taxed. Because of this legal and tax flexibility, LLCs are a popular choice for small businesses.
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