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A Delaware partnership LLC that owns single-member LLCs (SMLLCs) treats each SMLLC as a disregarded entity for federal tax purposes.
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You do not add each SMLLC separately; instead, combine their income, deductions, and credits into the partnership return (Form 1065).
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Each SMLLC’s financial activity flows up to the parent partnership. Keep separate records for each SMLLC for internal tracking and state reporting if required.
[Content Removed] We help partnerships properly consolidate SMLLCs into one partnership return, ensuring compliance with federal and Delaware rules while minimizing filing complexity.
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