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I have found documentation than an LLC can have non-US resident members but its also documented that non-US residents can not be members of an s-Corp.
What are the rules for an LLC taxed as an s-Corp?
Appreciate any insight that an be provided.
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LLC taxed as an S Corp has to follow S Corp rules . For income tax purposes it is an S Corp.
The more I know the more I don’t know.
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thanks - that's what I thought but their previous CPA filed to have the LLC taxed as an s-Corp with 4 of the 7 members as non residents.
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@cherylgolich wrote:thanks - that's what I thought but their previous CPA filed to have the LLC taxed as an s-Corp with 4 of the 7 members as non residents.
Which pretty much voids the S-election, so it is now taxed as a C-corporation.
I think there is a provision to keep the S-election if immediate action is taken to correct the situation, but seeing as how 4/7ths of the members are affected, that doesn't seem like it will work for your clients.
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They can live outside the US, but they cannot be Nonresident Aliens. They must be US citizens or Resident Aliens.
"nonresidents" doesn't tell us which you mean.
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