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I have a client (partnership/LLC) that filed a 1065 last year and I forgot that they went down to one member last year so I extended the 1065 before they got me their stuff. Can I file an 1120S this year for them - as they'd rather be treated this way than report on Schedule C? Will they get a late penalty? If I explain on the 2553 that the extension was filed for the 1065 properly, will I have to protest a fine?
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Did they act like an 1120S - like pay wages to themselves?
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No not yet, but they only made $9k, too. I expect it to be a lot more this year.
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You have a number of issues here that need to be addressed:
- First, the partnership terminated when it became a SMLLC and the final tax return was due on the 15th day of the third month after that terminating event.
- Based on the above, you most likely have a late filed form 1065 if you did not extend in the time frame of bullet number 1.
- Then once you are a SMLLC you need to make the election to be treated as an association on form 8832 along with the S election.
- There are missed S election rulings, but not sure about the form 8832 not being filed along with the form 2553.
- Unless you can find a ruling that fits your facts, a private letter ruling is expensive